Paris High School - Arena Yearbook (Paris, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1984 volume:

Year Together The 1983-84 school season began the 3rd of August. The weather was unseasonably warm and because the old windows were replaced with new, the air wasn’t able to circulate; therefore, students and teachers tried to limit activities and keep cool. Two PHS staff members. Mr. Eggleston and Mrs. Kern, retired at the start of school. Both teachers taught at the high school for many years and they will be missed. We also welcomed two new administrators to Paris High School. Mr. Gordon, new principal, and Mr. Walter, new vice principal. Most of us tend to remember the highlights of our high school years, and we tend to forget the “little things that have happened. We forget Things such as homework assignments, morning announcements, and lunch hours. The 1983-84 Yearbook Staff invites you to remember these “little” memories and Spend the Year Together. 2 a. PHS student relaxes in the Eveiand Gym with a good book. b. Miss Earlywine and Mark Jastremski play dress up.’ c. New P.E. Coach. Mrs. Hawkins, relaxes at her desk d. Mr. Jones keeps a watchful eye on his studyhall. e. Stacey Smithson and Frank Reeley down around during a Student Council meeting. a a PHS loses two great teachers. Mrs. Kern and Mr. Eggleston. b A familiar scene: kids studying in the library. c. A new look in the high school as the okj windows are replaced with new windows. d. Danny Lynch is enjoying the Mexican food at the Fall Open House. e End of another school day. f More students enjoy the delicious food at the Fall Open House. k i 7 a. The 1983-84 Fall Homecoming Queen and Court b. Football players anxiously await the decision of the referee's coin toss. c. Mr. Giesler's history class influences the junior class float. d. PHS students enjoy participating in the 1983-84 class games 9 The Fall Festival and Paris High School Homecoming got underway with students participating in many different activities. During the week students “dressed up. Many punk rockers and tacky tourists could be seen in the hallways. The annual Sock Hop and Homecoming Dance were attended and enjoyed by many students. The parade was held on a Saturday morning this year, breaking the old tradition of having it on Friday afternoon. Many Paris fans and students turned out to see the Tigers play a thrilling game. Reigning over the Homecoming festivities were King D. R. Foley and Queen Cheryl O’Connor. a King D. R. Foley and Queen Cheryl O'Connor. First attendant Angie Holloway and First Escort Eric Light. b. PHS Football team continues tradition of riding on the fire engine in the Homecoming Parade. c. Juniors against the Seniors in the Girls Powderpuff football game. 11 a. One band member to another. ‘‘Up. up and away in my beautiful balloon ” b. Students or punks? c. Freshmen capture first place trophy with their float d. Seniors are close behind with a second place award in the float competition. Sophomores are awarded the Third place prize and Juniors place last in the float competition. 13 Student Council: Our Future Politicians Front: D. Brecht. M. Cornwell. T. Sweet, C. Westertield. L. Robinson. F. Queary, B. Light. M Anderson. R Davis. J. Liley. L Gose, J Boewe. M Atienza. Back: B. Arnold. D. Lynch. B Boewe. E. Light. K. Gose. L. Brecht, A. Bruce, D. R. Foley. Mr Walters. L Berry. P Griffin. K. Walls. J. Clover. C. Buske, F. Reeley, S. Smithson, B. Hall, T. Boewe. Fall Festival and Homecoming keep Student Council members busy most of September. Council members planned the activities: the pep meeting, the parade and the dance. Only when the game was over, could council members rest. Paris Tigers: Future Pro-Ball Players During the 1983 football season the PHS Tigers presented the fans with exciting football. Although it was not a winning season, the players did their best and played valiantly. a Student Council members leave the gym after posing for the Arena photographer b. Bart Boewe meets the referee and opposing team captain. c. Paris runs with the play. d. Tom Shackelford, ready for action. 15 VARSITY — Front: Mgr B Jones. G. Nebergall. G. Morgan. D. Colter. P. Ormiston, T. Shackekford. Coach Ludington. P. Roberts. Coach Noel. D. Atienza. Coach Milligan. A. Minnick. M. Roberts. D. Keller. G. Gann. J. Hedges. E. Lawson. M Kelly. Middle: B Boewe. T. Boewe. A. Lawson. J. Wilkey. G. Chappell. R Branson. D. Brecht. C. Millis. B. Light. A Mattingly. Mgr. R. Rhinesmith. Back: M Jastremski. D Daugherty. R. Shear. R. Funkhouser. D. Hale. T. Creech. T Haupt. E. Light. B Bradley. C. Whittington. R Hornbrook. A Cravens. S. Newlm. M Archibald. G. Hollingsworth. D. Lynch. PHS Football Team Presents the FRESH.-SOPH FOOTBALL — Front: B. Daugherty. E. Vatalie. S. Hogan. D. Bailey. T. Cravens. A. Vice. S. Jones. J. Blue. A DuCharme Middle: A Cravens. D. Brecht. M Kelly. G. Morgan, P. Roberts. D. Atienza. D. Keller. A. Lawson. B. Light. R Shear. S Newlin. Back: Coach Milligan. C. Shain, R. Scott. F Renlinger. M Adams, C. Martin. P Newman. J. Kreckman. S. Creech. J. Fitzgerald. R Wilson. J Huxford. Coach Roberts Fans With an Exciting Season a. Is it a 1st down? b. PHS football team enters amid pomp circumstance c. Football ballet c. 17 Cheerleaders Literally Spend Year Together a. a. Kim Gose. Angie Climer. Paula Griffin. Emily Blumthal. Regina Henson. Angi Bruce. Lisa Brecht. Rhonda Silverman. — Varsity b. Julie Harmon. Cappy Cornwell. Catrina DeVillez. Terri Sweet. Paula Jernigan. — Junior Varsity c. Angi Bruce. Regina Henson. Kim Gose. Lisa Brecht. Angie Climer. Rhonda Silverman. Sponsor Cindy Garwood. Emily Blumthal. Paula Griffin. d. Cappy Cornwell. Catrina DeVillez. Paula Jernigan. Terri Sweet. Julie Harmon. Sponsor Cindy Garwood. e. Angi Bruce. Kim Gose. Paula Griffin. Rhonda Silverman. Emily Blumthal. Angie Climer. Lisa Brecht. One group of people who almost literally spend the year together are the cheerleaders. Daily practices, both during the summer and the school year, are essential for perfecting cheers and routines. This year, the “togetherness paid off. At camp, the varsity cheerleaders placed 1st overall, while Kim Gose, Angi Bruce, and Lisa Brecht placed 1st, 3rd, and 4th respectively for individual performances. At national competition, the varsity cheerleaders placed 26th overall and Kim was the 31st placed individual. The J.V. cheerleaders did equally well. At their camp, they walked away as the 2nd place overall squad. Rachel Young was the 2nd place individual and Catrina DeVillez placed 5th. The J.V.'s earned 11th place at their nationals while Catrina ranked 50th out of all. e. 19 Support Comes From Frosh Cheerleaders Like Varsity and J.V. Cheerleaders, the freshmen join in the competitions, working very hard and earning various awards. The squad placed 1st both at camp and at ISU competition. Coordinating with the Girl's Basketball Cheerleaders, they put together a dance to Stray Cat Strut. This dance qualified for nationals and placed 2nd at the Vermillion Talent Show. Melinda Atienza and Stephanie Robertson also placed in individuals at camp. a. Melinda Atienza. Amy White. Stephanie Robertson. Tracee Gore. Judi Jo Boewe. Allison Porre. b. Allison Poore. Stephanie Robertson. Tracee Gore. Judi Jo Boewe. Melinda Atienza. Amy White, c. Tracee Gore, Amy White, Judi Jo Boewe. Allison Pore. Stephanie Robertson. Sponsor Terri Barrett, Melinda Atienza. 20 We Remember These Scenes During the ’83-’84 Fall I I. 1 C. a Cheer leading Sponsor. Cindy Garwood, and Tiger Mascot. Lori Berry, show togetherness b. Mr Sperry re-enacts the destruction of the pencil and paper machine c. Greg Hollingsworth, number 87. celebrates a touchdown. d The Paris Bag Band entertains the fans at a football game. 21 Cross Country Team Emerges Victorious Coach Pooling's Cross Country runners were the only tall team to emerge victorious with only 1 loss of 11 meets for the 1983 season a. L. Stanfield. P. Morrisey. K. Dawson. J. Morrisey. P Query, B. Rooney. D. Weston. G. Lacey. D. R. Foley. R. Cheatem. D. Scott, J. Czerwonky b. Joy Czerwonky strides for the finish line. c. Runners line up for the Paris Invitational. 22 5 . - • -AIA C0« Wright. J. Hensley. C. Skinner. T Green. J. Czerwonky. J. Clover. K. Walls, K. Czerwonky. J. Clover. A. Wright. M. Atienza. D. Summers. L Morrisey. C Erdman. P. Czerwonky. A. Brinkley, K. Goodwin. G. Swanson. L Humphrey. D. Dickenson. Tennis Team Members “Love” the Game a. Kelly Walls thinks seriously about Tennis. b. Girls wait for practice to start. b. 23 V t 4 y ♦ t i t ' ' '' lt r + j � ¥ii 'I s f ft f On Sunday, November 27, 1983, the Paris High School Marching Tigers performed pre-game and half-time shows at the Chicago Bears versus San Francisco 49ers football game at Soldier Field Stadium. This was the band's second appearance at a Bear's game in as many years. The only high school band ever to be invited back to Soldier Field, the Tigers prepared an extra-special show including the songs “Eye of the Tiger, “Fame,” “In the Mood, and “What I Did for Love. Mr. Alan Horney arranged the music and Gary Smith of the University of Illinois wrote the show itself. Despite the icy rainfall and bone-chilling cold that accompanied half-time, the band and flag girls performed admirably. Their performance was topped off with releasing two thousand orange balloons by four football players who joined the band on the trip specifically for this job. After the show, band members watched the Bears win their game and loaded the bus for the trip home. The kids had more than earned their dinner, which was served at the Redwood Inn in Kankakee. 25 PHS Band and Drill Team Hits the Road a. Let’s get the show on the road. b. Strike up the band, c. The line forms to the left, d. The march of the Toy Soldiers. Greg Adams David Ait ken Mark Anderson Melinda Atienza David Bailey Sheryl Baker Jo Ann Barnes Tammy Bear Kathy Belt Patti Bennett Lori Berry Amy Black Lisa Boatman Judi Jo Boewe Todd Boewe Tammy Bradshaw Trish Brown Stacy Burgess Kellie Butcher Stephen Butler Linda Campbell Alansa Caveney Dawn Caveney David Cerra Jeff Chambers Jennifer Clover Julie Clover D. R. Collier Kathy Collier Cris Conrad Laura Conrad Don Coonce Cappy Cornwell Steve Craig Candi Creech Stephanie Creedon Bobby Daugherty Carlin Davis Cherish Davis Tim Dawson Shelley Doris Teresa Downs Cara Drake Jaymi Englum Jill Englum Cheryl Erdman Jon Eveland Mary Beth Fessant Kris Fields Jayne Frazier Shelton Frey Gail Frost Brian Furry Jon Glick Jeff Goodwin T racee Gore Tammy Green Debbie Grimes David Hale Heather Harris Dale Hartley Mimi Hawbecker Sarah Hawbecker Jennifer Hensley Andrea Hollis Jill Holloway Stephanie Hooker Ray Hornbrook Tracy Hughes Linda Humphrey Art Hutchings Kerry Hutchings Michelle Hutchings Scott Inman Andy Jobst Doug Keller David Kesner Gail Kienast Lori Knight Sheri Knight John Kreckman Julie Land Dee Lawhead Eric Lawson Sheila Lewis Ben Light Eric Light Jennifer Ludington Stephanie Lund Dan Lynch Karla Lynch Brian Magers Demarie Mansfield Eric Marlowe Todd Marshall Barb Martin Chris Martin Pam Martin LaTonya Maynard Todd Melton Jamie Mercer Angie Moore Eric Morgan Greg Morgan Curtis Moss Lori Murphy Jennifer McCarty Charlene McCoy Teresa McDaniel Marianne McIntosh Ron McPherson Sean Newtin David Papadakos David Parker Angela Pendley Brent Pitts Kris Porter Mary Ann Poynter Fred Queary Pam Queary Misty Quinn Tobi Raley Frank Reeley Stephanie Robertson Lisa Robinson Dianne Sanquinetti Brad Shenkel Stephanie Schneider Mike Schodlatz Dee Scott Patricia Scott Cathy Skinner Rob Smithson Stacy Smithson Carla Snyder Laura Stanfield Barb Stasiak Kim Stewart Kristi Stults Dawn Summers Bryce Sutton Mitzi Sutton Amy Switzer Bob Tague David Thompson Steven Trine Travis Vandiver Lisa Ventura Laura Verden Laura Wacaser Debbie Wallace Julie Ward Carmen Westerfiekj Cindy Wittemore Pat Wiseman Kyle Witmer Amy Wright Angie Young Kara Young Rachael Young • Drill Team Key Club — “Caring — Our Way of Life” The 1983-1984 Key Club has been one of the most active clubs in recent years at PHS. Projects such as answering phones for the MDA Telethon, Key Club Pancake Day, a Walk-a-thon earning over $6.00 which the club donated to the Spastic Paralysis Research Foundation, filling food baskets for the Community Nurse, assisting the Kiwanis with the German and Pancake tents and Key Club Week enabled Key Clubbers to express their motto, “Caring — Our Way of Life.” b. a. Front Row: T. Dawson — Pres., F. Query — Sec., L. Berry — V.P.. B. Arnold. D. Lynch, A Bruce. S. Brown. L. Brecht. K. Gose. K. Stewart. P. Griffin. 2nd Row: M Atienza. J. Holloway. S. Robertson. L. Gose. P. Ouery, S. Lewis. J. Sherer. D. Brecht, K. Rice. 3rd Row: R. Smithson. G. Kienast. M. Anderson, A Hutchings. S. Newlin. B. Light. B Sutton, T Bear, D Atienza. C Moxx, L. Tracht, D. Barkley. J. Clark. b. Spastic Paralysis Walk-a-thon led by T. Dawson and D. Lynch. Media Aids Help Keep Library Running Smoothly b. a. c. a. Media aids are an intricate part of the library. A. Englebright. D. Berry. M. Geekie. R. Redmon. L. Brecht. L. Thompson. L. Newlin. A. Tessman. A. Bruce. K. Stewart. K. Kime. M. Fessant. J. Waters. J. Silverman. Not Pictured: S. Frey. J. Kelshimer. D. Cheatam. b. Media aid Terri Downs helps decorate the Christmas Tree c. Librarian Mrs. Addis cards books. 29 Golf Team Starts Year Swinging — Ends Season With Awards GOLF AWARDS — John Kelsheimer. most valuable player; Stacy Smithson, most improved player; Frank Reeley, most improved player; Chad Gann, effort award. GOLF TEAM — M. Holly, F. O’Bryan. C. Gann. T. Strow. S. Lewis. D. Bruner. J. Buchanan. S. Hahn. D. Thompson. J. Chambers. M. Holly, B. Craun. E. Marlow. C. Day. B. Payne. S. Smithson. T. Morrisey. F. Reeley. J. Rhinehart. Coach Bruner. 32 a Girl’s Tennis and Cross Country Have Individual Awards a. Laura Stanfield, most valuable girl runner; David Scott, most improved runner; D. R. Foley, most valuable boy runner; Joy Czerwonky. most improved and effort award; Kary Dawson, effort award. b. Cathy Skinner, effort award; Kim Czerwonky. most valuable tennis player; Amy Wright, most improved tennis player. 33 Boy’s Basketball — A Winter Activity a. SOPHOMORE B-BALL — Coach Dooling, K. Dawson. R. Tucker. K. Witmer. K. Calloway. P. Morrisey. D. Kessner. K. Fox. b. FRESHMAN B-BALL — Front Row: P. Newman. M Adams. C. Gann. D. Brunner. M. Bowen. Second Row: C. Smithson. J. Buchanan. J. Watson. C. Bradford. J. Roush. Coach Noel. c. VARSITY TEAM — Seated: C. Shane — manager. Coach Dooling. Coach Fulk. Coach Noel. R. Rhinesmith — manager. Standing: D. Thompson. R. Reed. P Or-miston. K. Calloway. R. Cheatham. C. Haase. B. Rooney. G. Hollingsworth. S. Brown. D. Foley. F. Reeley. B. Dunn. J. Morrisey. D. Weston. d. JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM — G. Hollingsworth. K. Witmer. K. Calloway. F. Reeley. D. Thompson. B. Dunn. D. Weston. P. Morrisey. K. Fox. Coach Dooling e. Jens Kujawa shoots the free throw. f. Clark Haase goes up for a ‘‘dunk ’ in the Robinson Game. 36 37 Varsity Team Work ’84 a. a. Varsity displays team work against the Eagles. b. Ron Cheatham against 7'2 Jens Kujawa. c. Rowdy Reed takes the shot against West Vigo Vikings. d. Clark Haase is in the air during the Taylorville game. 38 Paris players bring down the rebound. Scores Show an Improved Season VARSITY P.H.S. 72 vs. Mt. Vernon 44 P.H.S. 62 vs. Carbondale 82 P.H.S. 53 vs. Mat toon 52 P.H.S. 56 vs. Danville 63 P.H.S. 65 vs. Robinson 66 P.H.S. 75 vs. North Knox 54 P.H.S. 66 vs. Charleston 68 P.H.S. 59 vs. Taylorville 63 P.H.S. 78 vs. S. Vermillion 54 P.H.S. 50 vs. Lawrenceville 52 P.H.S. 62 vs. Teutopolis 67 P.H.S. 61 vs. Stew-Stras 51 P.H.S. 52 vs. Limestone 58 P.H.S. 44 vs. Newton 41 P.H.S. 72 vs. West Vigo 52 P.H.S. 41 vs. Effingham 48 P.H.S. 53 vs. Mt. Zion 74 P.H.S. 70 vs. Charleston 72 P.H.S. 64 vs. Robinson 44 P.H.S. 56 vs. Taylorville 53 P.H.S. 54 vs. Newton 69 P.H.S. 72 vs. Casey 50 P.H.S. 43 vs. Effingham 60 P.H.S. 70 vs. Mt. Zion 74 P.H.S. 54 vs. Charleston 66 JUNIOR VARSITY P.H.S. 65 vs. Robinson 59 P.H.S. 48 vs. N. Knox 34 P.H.S. 58 vs. Charleston 56 P.H.S. 44 vs. Taylorville 37 P.H.S. 74 vs. S. Vermillion 53 P.H.S. 64 vs. Lawrenceville 46 P.H.S. 62 vs. Newton 47 P.H.S. 81 vs. Wesf Vigo 60 P.H.S. 50 vs. Effingham 41 P.H.S. 59 vs. Mt. Zion 62 P.H.S. 66 vs. Charleston 75 P.H.S. 58 vs. Robinson 40 P.H.S. 47 vs. Taylorville 65 P.H.S. 59 vs. Newton 36 P.H.S. 58 vs. Casey 53 P.H.S. 49 vs. Effingham 40 P.H.S. 61 vs. Mt. Zion 86 39 Girl’s B-Ball: A Regional Team! VARSITY SCORES P.H.S. 44 S. Vermilon 40 P.H.S. 38 W. Vigo 44 P.H.S. 53 Brazil 54 P.H.S. 49 Effingham 44 P.H.S. 43 Marshall 28 P.H.S. 35 Charleston 43 P.H.S. 46 Casey 40 P.H.S. 37 Rosedale 32 P.H.S. 47 Shiloh 35 P.H.S. 41 Robinson 49 P.H.S. 25 Charleston 32 P.H.S. 64 Robinson 77 P.H.S. 40 Charleston 36 P.H.S. 58 Robinson 53 P.H.S. 39 Danville 32 P.H.S. 43 Mt. Zion 33 P.H.S. 40 Newton 33 P.H.S. 40 Charleston 43 (Regional) a. VARSITY — Front Row: T. Green. C. Whittemore. J. Koutsoumpas. C. Woltman. L. Campbell — manager Second Row: Coach Pellum. C. Billips. C. Buske. K. Belt. J. Barnes. K. Cunningham. Coach Terrel. b. Cindy Woltman brings down the rebound. c. Chris Buske puts up the shot. d. Karla Cunningham observes as JoAnn Barnes puts up the shot. d. 41 On to Victory a. JoAnn Barnes reaches for the ball. b. GIRL'S CHEERLEADERS — M. Geekie. M Bailey, L. Stanfield — captain. A. Englebright. T. Terrell. J. Hollaway. c. JUNIOR VARSITY B-BALL — D. Summers. C. WesterfeikJ. L. Gose. K. Porter. D. Barkley. S. Brading. M Willis. J. Gill. K. Setzer. C. Conrad. D. Caveny. S. Simmons. Coach Pellum. c. 42 PHS Mat Men The Paris High School wrestling team consisted ot nineteen members this year and Larry Kirby is the coach. At the winter sports banquet, these awards were presented: J. Miller — most improved, T. Alexander — most valuable, B. Delashmit — Lions Club Award. The 1983-84 cocaptains were S. Butler and Todd Melton and the 1984-85 cocaptains will be T. Alexander and S. Butler. B. Delashmit, T. Alexander both tied having seven pins during the season which was the high for the team. All in all, wrestling had a good season. a. Two grapplers scramble during a wrestling match. b. Joey Meeks wrestles with great intensity. c. 1st Row: J. Watkins. A. Jobst. S. Joseph, J. York, S. Butler, B. Delashmit, J. Meeks, J. Stanfield. L. Cravens, R. Cable, S. Hogan, L. Listner. J. Miller. D. Keller, T. Alexander, A. Vice. M Nail. C. Stevens. T. Melton, Mr. Kirby — Coach. b. Let’s Spend the Year With Music There are many different musical groups at Paris High School. The 1983-84 school year saw a great increase in Chorus membership. Chorus is one of the more popular groups at P.H.S. There is a good reason for this. Chorus members have a lot of fun. They took their annual Turkey Run trip in May. In addition, members enjoyed pizza skating party. But it's not all fun and games. The Chorus worked very hard to prepare for their Christmas Vespers and Spring Concerts. During the fall, the entire Chorus participated in the East Central Illinois Choral Festival in Mattoon. In the Spring, several members competed in the Solo Ensemble Contest at Olney Central College The senior girl chorus members sang a final song at graduation. a Laura Stanfield performs for the Talent Show b Chorus students practice during 7th hour c CHORUS — 1st Row L Swanson. L Strader. C Lynch. J Timmerman. C. Davis. M Hawbecker. C Martin. G Kienanst. J Land. L. Newlm. S. Hawbecker 2nd Row K Kelly. C O'Connor. K Gose. C. Black. L. Wacaser. D Barkley. S Brading. J Ludington. R Sifverman. J. Armstrong. B Stasiac 3rd Row T Vandiver. B Thompson. C Snyder. S. Lund. L Gose. M Bailey. S Robertson. D Scott. L. Stanfield. A Pendley. B Gann. H Harris 4th Row T Dennison. C Ashby. V Ashby. P Scott. K Collier. H Winkler, J Reel. C Dyer. A Parrish. M Heelen. J Gill. D Taylor. B Baugh 5th Row S Davis. C McConkie. M Jones. L. Morrisey. T Bee. K Orris. K Stewart. A Littleton. A Craig. M Graham. A Tatman. D Hout 6th Row T Brown. R Trine. T Brown. S. Dorris. J. Frazier. J Lankster. V Black. P O'Connor. R Hughs 7th Row: L Johnson. C McCoy. B Majors. T Hewitt. T Quinn. E. Prouse. J. Kollman. C Dye . S Knight. D Pholps. K. Jirby d. BRASS CHOIR — 1st Row J Barnes. B Sutton. D Thompson. D. Cerra. P Bennet. E Light. S Frey. E Marlow 2nd Row D Lynch. C. Conrad. S Snyder. J Land. M McIntosh. S Trine. A Black. R Young. C Erdman. S Smithson 3rd Row T Dawson. R Smithson. K Stewart. A Hutchings. J Eveland. Mr Moss. C Moss. B Light 44 45 a. Varsity Cheerleaders perform their award winning “Jump” routine. b. Jazz Band entertains the students. c. Kim Gose sings her way to 1st place. d. IMEA All State Honors contestants prepare to compete. e. PHS concert band gives another great performance. Many PHS Students Are Very C. b. 46 Talented Performers d. Many Paris High School students are talented performers The annual Christmas Talent Show is one way for the students to share their gifts with others. This year’s show featured outstanding dancers, singers and musicians For the second year in a row senior. Kim Gose. won the contest singing. Coming In and Out of Your Life. Senior. Cheryl O’Connor, took 2nd place for her version of My Way. The Varsity Cheerleaders came in 3rd. Christmas is not the only time when students display their abilities. Both the Chorus and the Band give several excellent concerts every year. In addition to performing in concerts, students also have the opportunity to compete in the Illinois Music Education Association contests Pictured above are the participants in the All State Honors IMEA contest and their advisors — Mr Sperry. Tim Dawson. Sarah Hawbecker. Mimi Hawbecker. Kim Gose. and Mrs. Sims. There is a great deal of talent at PHS All through the year PHS performers work hard to present a good show. e. 47 a With the Crowning of Dana and Clark, a. PHS proudly presents its royalty, consisting of Kim Gose. first attendant; Clark Haase, king; Dana Campbell, queen; and Bart Boewe. first escort. b. The varsity cheerleaders. Rhonda Silverman. Paula Griffin. Emily Blumthal, Lisa Brecht, and Angie Climer feed the pigeons in a Winter Carnival skit. c. PHS WINTER CARNIVAL COURT. FRESHMEN — Melissa Geekie. Lisa Gose. Allison Poore. SOPHOMORES — Angie Brinkley. Misty Quinn. Carmen Westerfield. JUNIORS — JoAnne Barnes. Jennifer Clover. Julie Harmon. Pam Martin. QUEEN CANDIDATES — Betsy Arnold. Lori Berry. Dana Campbell. Kim Gose. KING CANDIDATES — Bart Boewe. Scott Brown. Clark Haase. Gary Nebergall. c 48 With the crowning of Dana Campbell as Winter Carnival Queen, the fun began. The class games that followed ended with the sophomores devouring the ice cream eating contest, the seniors wrapping up the toilet paper wrap, and the freshmen hot-footing the shoe relay. The game was truly spectacular as the fans’ enthusiasm spread to the players. The cheers were uncontrollable as the court was covered with streamers. The support did not go unnoticed as the team defeated Robinson and was transported to the sock-hop after the game ended. Ending the celebration was the Winter Carnival dance held on February 4. Winter Carnival Activities Began b. a. The classes compete in the shoe race during the Winter Carnival games. b Keith Callaway raises his somewhat sticky hands in victory as the sophomores win an ice cream eating contest c. D. R. Foley puts one up during the Winter Carnival games. 49 c. d. Las Vegas night was a huge success. This year’s Las Vegas Night was held on February 19 in the girl's gym. Student Council President. Lori Berry and Senior class president Eric Light acted as casino managers for the event. Some of the more popular games were the blackjack tables, the wheel of fortune, and the roulette wheel. The Stone River Band provided entertainment. The money raised from the activities will go into the Student Council Fund. Las Vegas Night Is One of Making Money, Entertainment e 50 Student Council’s Money-Making Events and Prizes Highlight the Evening a Blackjack is one of the most popular games among Las Vegas Night visitors. b. Robbie Davis waits expectantly for his player to make a move. c. Pat Wiseman. Sean Newlin. Jody Miller. Mike Kelly and Joe Meeks are gambling men. d. Lori Berry and Eric Light welcome everyone to Las Vegas night. e Blair Hall deals another hand. Foreign Language Clubs Have Events All Year Long a. Kim Gose. Kim Czerwonky, Jennifer Clover, and Danny Lynch enjoy Open House b. FRENCH CLUB — 1st Row: L Berry. B Arnold. D Barkley. K. Collier. Miss Anderson. 2nd Row: J. Czerwonky. G. Silver-man. L Boatman. J. Land. K. Creedon. T. Bradshaw 3rd Row: K. Skinner. J. Harman. A. Hollis. K. Czerwonky. G. Lacy. T. Boewe 4th Row: A Black. M Harrison. T. Hickman. A Pendley. D Scott. S. Creedon. B. Sutton. 5th Row: K. DeVillez. C. Drake. D. Summers. L. Wacaser. J. Ludington. A. Larrance. P. Scott, R. Young. 6th Row: C. Myers. S. Brading. J. Holloway. J. Clover. J. Boewe. T. Terrel. T. Raley. A. Shonk, H. Herrington. P Queary. 52 a. a SPANISH CLUB — 1st Row: C. Conrad. P Martin G. Frost. D. Lynch. K Gose. C. O’Connor. M Jastremski. A. Minnick. S. Lund. 2nd Row: R. Garver, C. Woltman. K. Walls. P. Griffin. D Campbell. T. Hughes. E. Light. S. Robertson. M Geekie. B Brooks. 3rd Row: M Willis. A Brinkley. J. Clover. R. Mmge. R. Smithson. C Whitington. G. Hen-ness. R Silverman. M Bailey 4th Row Mrs. Comingore. Miss Earlywine. J. Englum. V. Matheny. L Newlm. P. O’Bryan. S. Frey. J. Eveland. B. Light. M McIntosh. 5th Row: P. Davis. K. Ogle. K. Stults. V. Ashby. L. Robinson. C. Cornwell. L. Knight. A. Jobst. K. Dawson. S. Newlin. K. Rice. L. Gose. 6th Row: R. Swanson. B Jaco. J. Matheny. S. Doris. M Garver. J. Redman. T Morrisey. D. Thompson. M Schodlatz. 7th Row: S. Baker. R. Harbor. K. Upchurch. L. Russell. D. Caveney. L. Humphrey. J. Frazier. K. Goodwin. K Revel 8th Row: D Mansfield. A. Caveney. K. Butcher. L Maynard. K Hutchings. D. Brecht. S. Smithson. E. Lawson. B. Schenkel. J. Buchanan. M Bowen. C. Lewsader. C. Dyer. A. Parrish. J. Reel b LATIN CLUB — 1st Row: L. Johnson. 2nd Row: A. Poore. J. Lilley. M Atienza. D. Dickenson. S. Jarret. A Engelbright. S. Hooker 3rd Row: C. Black. C. Erdman, T. Bear. T Sweet. K Morrisey. L. Stanfield. A Eveland. A Switzer. D. Sanquenetti. 4th Row: J. Reed. S Barath. T. Alexander. C. Day. B. Quinn. B Perry. F. Queary. C. Moss. P. Wiseman 53 A Is for Art Club This year the Art Club was very active. Some of their activities were skating and bowling parties, two pizza parties and trips to both U of I and ISU Art Departments. During Homecoming the members dressed up and entered the parade. During March. Youth Art Month, they held contests and showed the public just how beneficial the Art Club and Department can be. a. T Willis. M Holley. D. Ritter. B Klein. S. Joseph. D. Gordon. A. Parks. T. Dennison, B. Nicholson, K. Orris. K. Goodwin, C. Simmons. S. Simmons. C. Cravens, D. Collier. S. Trine, J. Bess. M Holley. Treas.; M Fessant. Pres.; Mrs. Nelson, C. Davis. V. Pres.; F. Strader. Sec. b. S. Joseph. A. Parks. J. Rigdon. S. Simmons. T. Willis. F. Strader. C. Simmons. L. Dennison, K. Orris. S. Trine. C. Ashby. 54 Tiger Tales The Tiger Tales staff consists of Mrs. Elliott and eight hardworking students. Tiger Tales produces about 350 copies of the paper and sells them monthly. Each issue is sold for 25$. a. 1984 Tiger Tales Editor Rob Minge. b. Stacey Burgess is typing pages to meet a deadline c. 1984 TIGER TALES STAFF — Rob Minge. Editor. Stacey Burgess. Tammy Petticrew. Mrs. Elliott, sponsor. Brenda Nicholson. Denise Baroni. Brenda Perry, and Karla Cunningham 55 FFA Activities Culminate With the A Paris High School senior who plans a career in beef production is leading the Chapter of the Future Farmers of America. Dana Wooten was elected as the first woman president of the FFA chapter last spring after a year as the Chapter's secretary. “I decided to run for the office because I thought a girl could do a good job and because I wanted to be president.” Another reason, she admits, is that she is shy. Being president makes me interact with people more, and I needed help with that, she said. Dana had a big job, since the Paris FFA is very active. Pictured below, the barnyard, is one of the “pet activities. Banquet and Election of Officers FFA — 1st Row: Mr Peloquin. D Colter. D. Bell. D. Wooten. A Moore. L. Thompson. Mr Hornbrook 2nd Row: T. Dennison. K. Beauchamp. D. Simpson. R. Hornbrook. D. J Neibarger. A Hutchings. D. Richardson. B Evmger. G Bouslog 3rd Row: M Arnold. T. Hewitt. A Waller. J Knight. S. Hogan. D Craig. J Com-ingore. C. Taylor. R Bennet. C. Baber 4th Row M Wilson. B. Twigg. B Daugherty. J Watson. S Solomon. Kevin Solomon. T Wilhoit. R Linnabary. T. Cravens. B. Eveland 5th Row: J. Bess. B. Black. L. Kelly. S. Knight. C Meyers. C Baber. J. Gill. R. Boren. A Hanks. 6th Row: J Meeks. F Gosnell. C. Fancher. B Daugherty. B Jones. C. Martin. F. Straighter. J. Dyer. B J Gann. 7th Row: D Gher. M Reeds. P. Morrisey. J. Vaughn. R. Campbell. D. Swinford. S. Gale. T. S. Campbell Special Award Winners — presented during the annual FFA banquet at Paris High included: Dana Wooten. Crystal Meyers. Jennifer Bess. Lisa Thompson 2nd Row: Angie Moore. Lori Kelly. Andy Mattingly. Brian Evinger 57 a. Lisa Thompson. Dana Wooten. Angie Moore, and FFA Sweetheart Jennifer Bess prepare the annual FFA breakfast. b. NEW 84-85 OFFICERS — Ray Hornbrook. Darrell Bell. Brian Evinger. and Angie Moore 2nd Row Art Hutchings. Darren Gher, and Pat Morrisey. c. Members of the FFA Basketball team include: Bart Gosnell. Steven Hahn, Tim Morrisey. Ray Hornbrook. Andy Mattingly. Dean Daughtery. Gary Nebergall. Art Hutchings, and Darrell Bell. b. c. The FFA at Paris High School is one of the largest organizations in the school and in Illinois. Every member of the Paris FFA Chapter is taking an agriculture class, ranging from Ag Mechanics to Horticulture. The Paris FFA Chapter strives to develop leadership and responsibility for the students which they will need throughout their lives. Classroom participation and parliamentary procedure aided in developing these qualities. The FFA encourages its members to actively participate in money making projects. Making or losing money depends on decisions these students have made. There are also opportunities in agriculture through the Supervised Occupational Experience Programs and in the many contests that they participate in. These aid in the future development of these students. There are many contests and other activities in the FFA. These include tractor driving, crop judging, livestock judging, milk judging, horse judging and many others. 58 FHA members pictured above are: Front Row: Kim Revell. Karen Stewart. Lisa Morrisey. Karen Orris. Colleen Fitzgerald. Mrs. Houghland. 2nd: Shelley Johns. Amy Tessman. Angela Waggoner. Toni Bee. Bobby Mocers. Melissa Chrestion. Susan Hepler 3rd: Annette Noel. Janet Degger. Shanna Noel. FHA members held a Valentine tea for the faculty members. Mrs. Kloker looks over the Valentine tea as FHA members look on. Future Homemakers of America Cook Up a Good Year 59 a Superb Awards for Athletes a BOY'S VARSITY BASKETBALL AWARDS — Ron Cheatham — most improved player; Brent Rooney — Lion's Club effort award; Scott Brown — Lion's Club effort award; D R Foley — W.P.R.S. gameball; Pat Ormiston — assist award; Clark Haase — free throw award, rebounding award, M.V.P.. Methodist good sportsmanship award. b. METHODIST GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD — Clark Haase. Rev William Laughlm. JoAnn Barnes. 60 a. GIRL’S VARSITY AWARDS — Coach Steve Terrell, Cindy Woltman — Effort award. Julie Koutsoumpas — most improved player, Chris Buske — free throw award. M.V.P.. assist award; JoAnn Barnes — rebound award. Methodist Good sportsmanship award b WRESTLING AWARDS — Tony Alexander — most valuable, co-captam 84-85; Steven Butler — co-captain 84-85; Bill DeLashmit — Lion’s club award; Jody Miller — most improved. C. J.V. GIRL’S BASKETBALL AWARDS — Coach Pellum. Kris Porter — free throw award. Stacey Brading — rebound award. Michele Willis — Most Improved player, d. J.V. BOY’S AWARDS — Chris Smithson — most improved freshman, Dan Bruner — freshman free throw. Frank Reeley — most improved J.V.. Brice Dunn — free throw for J.V. 61 P.H.S. Baseball Has Good Season b 64 b. a. 1984 JV BASEBALL — D. Brecht. M Anderson. M Adams. P. O’Brian. M. Kelly. P. Morrisey. E. Kennedy. J. Rousch. P. Roberts. 2nd Row: S. Inman, C. Gann. M Bowan. G McPherson. P. Statin. D. Miller. C. Stevens. T. Myers. D. Garner. Coach Kirby. b. Frank Reeley watches as Clark Haase walks to first. c. Stacey Smithson scores a run. c. 65 1984 Track Teams a a. 1984 GIRLS TRACK TEAM — Kathy Belt. Joy Czerwonky. 2nd: Jennifer Swanson, Cindy Woltman. 3rd: Sandy Simmons. Lorrie Kelly. 4th: Kara Young, Missy Bailey. Dawn Summers. Cindy Simmons. Lisa Gose. and Tammy Green. 5th: Jackie Lilley. Denise Barkley. Pam Oueary. Jill Reel. Julie Gill. Stephanie Barath and Laura Stanfield. b. 1984 BOYS TRACK TEAM — Derek Weston. Brent Rooney, and Mike Holley. 2nd: Eric Light. D. R. Foley, and Pat Ormiston. 3rd: John Kreckman and Mike Holley c. Derek Weston. D. R. Foley and Brent Rooney are waiting for the next event. d. Brent Rooney hands the baton to Derek Weston. 67 Tennis Team Has Good Season a. First Row: A. Clark, J. Shear, D. Serra, B. Sutton, S. Newtin, K, Morrisey, E. Marlow. C. Moss. T. Vandervear. Second R°w C°ach Sabens, B. Dunn, T. Shackleford. K. Davison, S. Brown, T. Dawson, B. Light, D. Atienza, A. Jobst. B. Shear. a Letter-Winning Athletes Have Own Organization b LETTERMAN’S CLUB — First Row: M Kelley. A. Lawson. B. Light. C Whitington. R. Funkhouser. E. Light. T Boewe, B. Hall. 2nd Row D. Barkley. J. Swanson, J. Hensley. K. Skinner. K. Czerwonky, C. Conrad. C. Woltman 3rd Row: D Caveny. L. Stanfield. K Belt. E. Blumthal. P. Griffin. C. Buske. K. Walls. J. Clover. P Martin. L. Conrad. R. Henson 4th Row: T Creech. S. Brown. T Shackelford. K Gose. C. O’Connor. J. Czerwonky. C. Billups. R. Silverman. 5th Row: D. Lynch. K. Rice. B Bradley. D. Scott. B. Boewe. T. Dawson. A Bruce. T. Brecht. J. Chambers. J. Miller. 6th Row: C. Millis. J. Eveland. J. Wilkie. A Mattingly. J. Kelsheimer. G. Nebergall. A Minnick. J. Morrisey. R. Hornbrook. D. Thompson. S. Hahn. S. Smithson. G. Lacy. E. Lawson. F. Reeley. D Keller. S. Butler. 7th Row: T. Alexander. B. DeLashmit. B. Rooney. D. R. Foley. P. Ormiston. J. Morrisey. R Reed. P. Morrisey. D. Weston. 8th Row: L. Cravens. R. Rhinesmith. M Holley. B. Dunn. 68 Paris Players a. Rehearsal time again! b. Major awards winners at the Paris Players Awards Ceremony: Seated: Mimi Hawbecker. Best Supporting Actress; Jeff Clark. Best Supporting Actor; Angie Climer. Best Characterization; Barb Martin. Theatrical Appreciation Award. Standing are Kelli Creedon. Best Actress and Best Vocal Performance; Chris Martin. Best Actor; Julie Land, and Stephanie Barath. Directors Merit Award; Kyle Witmer. Best Actor; Todd Marshall. Most Improved Performance; Denise Barkley. Most Improved Performance. C. PAST AND PRESENT DRAMA CLUB OFFICERS — Seated are the officers for the 1984-85 year: Jennifer Ludington. President; Jeff Clark. Vice President; Demarie Mansfield. Secretary; Angie Climer. Treasurer Retiring officers include: Mimi Hawbecker. Julie Land, and Stephanie Barath. d. Scene from the Spring Musical My Fair Lady 70 Work Together for a Successful Year c. One of the most active organizations in PHS is Paris Players. This group, composed of a variety of freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and seniors, have full responsibility for the fall plays and spring musicals, very professional looking productions. Paris Players members not only act in the plays, but also construct the sets, help backstage, and run the lights. The highlight of their year together is the Drama Banquet and the presentation of awards. In fact, Paris Players are so active, we even had difficulty getting a picture; however, these members deserve recognition for their on-stage and behind the scenes work. Those members are: Stephanie Barath, Kelli Creedon, Jon Eveland, Mimi Hawbecker, Sarah Hawbecker, Gail Kienast, Julie Land, Sheri McHenry, Barb Martin, Chris Martin, Ginny Silverman, Rob Smithson. Melinda Sweet, Liz Tract, Cherie Ashby, Vickie Ashby, Alansa Caveney, Angi Climer, Jenny Ludington, Demarie Mansfield, Jim Watkins, Denise Barkley, Jeff Clark, Kathy Collier, D. R. Collier, Jennifer Erwin, Amy Eveland, Jerry Rigdon, Angela Pendley, Diana Sanquetti, Laura Stanfield, Steven Trine, Laura Wacaser, Kyle Witmer, Kevin Morrisey, Fred Queary, Rachel Young, Judi Jo Boewe, Trish Brown, Shelley Doris. Cara Drake, Jayne Frazier, Tracee Gore, Jill Holloway, Lori Johnson, Jeanne Lankster, Todd Marshall, Lisa Morrisey, Karen Orris, Stephanie Robertson, Teri Terrell, Amy White, Amy Wright, Rich Harbor, Allen Vice, Mark Waldhauser, Christian Landes, Dan Smit-tkamp, Doug Trott, Monica Payne, Mike Hebermehl, Tiffany Willett, Brad Butler, and Marci Knight. Seniors Perform in Their Last Spring Concert The Spring Band and Choral Concert was held Friday, May 18. The band featured co-student directors, Tim Dawson and Danny Lynch. Songs performed included The Band”, Washington Post March”, March of Broadway , and “Montage.” The chorus performed many numbers including Arthur’s Theme , “The Promise”, The Golden Age of Broadway”, Shenandoh”, and “Somebody Bigger Than You and I.” The girls’ chorus sang Memories from the musical Cats. The double sextet showed their talent with “Java Jive” and You're Never Fully Dressed Without A Smile.” The highlight of the evening was the presentation of special awards. Jim Keller presented Tim Dawson with the Band Parent Scholarship. Dawson, along with Sarah Hawbecker, and Carlin Davis, were the recipients of the Austin A. Harding Outstanding Senior Award, presented by band director, Joe Gill. Finally, Dan Lynch and Rob Smithson presented Mr. Sperry a Hawaiian shirt and pineapple, for his year late trip to Hawaii! PHS Recognizes Scholars at Honors Banquet National Honor Society Members Inducted NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY — 1st Row Tracy Hughes. Donna Belue. Sarah Hawbecker. Stephanie Barath. Kathy Belt. Theresa Daughtery. Laura Kennedy. 2nd Row: Brian Bradley. Lisa Brecht. Dana Campbell. Bart Boewe. Scott Brown. D. R. Foley. Doug Good. 3rd Row. Andy Mattingly. Joy Czerwonky. Pat Ormiston. Dane Elliott. Tom Shackelford. Jeff Lewis. 4th Row: Stephanie Schneider. Julie Land. Elisabeth Tracht. Betsy Arnold. Lori Berry. Tammy Bradshaw. David Parrish. 5th Row: Melinda Sweet. Gail Kienast. Carol Craig. Lynne Newlm. Carlin Davis. Stephanie Lund. Karla Cunningham. Julie Harmon. 6th Row: Jon Eveland. Tony Alexander. Rani Frazier. Carla Snyder. Deanne Cheatham. Mary Ann Poynter. Demarie Mansfield. 7th Row: Therese Butler. Dee Lawhead. Stacy Smithson. Pamela Martin. Frank Reeley. Greg Lacey. 1984 is the ‘‘silver’’ anniversary of the Paris chapter of the National Honor Society. Bob Cheatham is the chapter s faculty adviser this year. During the 1984 candelight ceremony, a total of seventeen juniors and seven seniors were initiated into the society. According to Mr. Cheatham, the requirements of the Paris chapter are tough compared to other chapters. Juniors must have at least a 4.6 grade point average while seniors are required to have a 4.4 GPA. The officers of the 1984-85 National Honor Society are Julie Harmon, president: Stacy Smithson, vice-president: Doug Good, secretary; and Pamela Martin, treasurer. In addition to the initiation of National Honor Society members, students earning honor letters were awarded for their academic excellence at the banquet. To receive an honor letter, students are required to have a GPA of 4.4 for at least three of the four quarters of the academic year. Overall, a great number of PHS students achieved academic excellence this year. a 76 a FOUR YEAR HONOR LETTERS — 1st Row: Dana Campbell. Lisa Brecht. Donna Belue. Sarah Hawbecker. Stephanie Barath. Kathy Belt and Bob Cheatham. 2nd Row Stephanie Schneider. Andy Mattingly. Joy Czerwonky. Bart Boewe. Scott Brown, and D. R Foley. 3rd Row: Julie Land. Elisabeth Tracht. Betsy Arnold. Dane Elliott, Tom Shackelford, and Jeff Lewis. 4th Row: Gail Kienast. Carol Craig. Lynne Newlin. Carlin Davis. Lori Berry, and Tammy Bradshaw. b ONE YEAR LETTER HONORS — 1st Row: Chrystal Myers. Cara Drake. Denise Dickenson. Renee Wilson. Brenda Delaney. Todd Marshall. Rob Smithson, and Mrs. Lois Klocker. 2nd Row: Christy Budd. Shelly Doris. Julie Goodman. Lori Kelly. Andrea Englebright. Scott Inman. David Garver. and Todd Melton. 3rd Row: Jane Frazier. Trish Brown. Brenda Thompson. Debbie Becker. Diane Sanqunetti. Jean Mattingly. Mike Garver. Albert Lat-shaw and Joe Yuza. 4th Row: Mike Schodlatz. Dan Bruner. Brice Sutton. John Kreckman. Jill Holloway. Judi Jo Boewe. Melinda Atienza. and Linda Humphrey. 5th Row Angela Waggoner. Annette Berry. Amie Shonk. Lisa Robinson. Heathet Theide. Kristy Stults. Kathy Kirby. Sean Newlin. and Missy Bailey. C TWO YEAR HONOR LETTERS — 1st Row: Laura Stanfield. Erin Breneman. Chris Fields. Alansa Caveny. Cindy Salter. Cris Conrad. Kim Gose and Mitsy Sutton. 2nd Row: Mr. Paul Lockhart. Kyle Witmer. Lori Knight. Karen Gardner. Vicky Ashby. Amy Eveland. Teresa Daughtery. and Laura Kennedy. 3rd Row: Ben Light. Fred Queary. Misty Quinn. Cheryl Erd-man. Pam Czerwonky. and Laura Wacasar. 4th Row: Scott Johnson. Dawn Summers. Tami Bear. Denise Barkley. Cindy Black. Marla Cornwell, and Ten Sweet 5th Row: David Brecht. Frank Reeley. Kerry Fox. Ron Cheatham. Dennis Atienza. and Curtis Moss d THREE YEAR HONOR LETTERS — 1st Row: Greg Lacey. Karla Cunningham. Julie Harmon. Carla Snyder. Stephanie Lund. Angi Bruce. Angie Holloway. Mary Beth Fessant. and Pamela Martin. 2nd Row: Stacy Smithson. Doug Good. Bill Craun. Rani Frazier. Pat Ormiston. Kelly Walls. Todd Boewe. Gail Frost, and Mr. Steve Sabens. 3rd Row: Mary Ann Poynter. Demarie Mansfield. Dee Lawhead. David Parrish. Velda Matheney. Jon Eveland. Tony Alexander, and Therese Butler. 77 Let’s Spend Part of the Year Studying Freshmen Melinda Atieza Ce e Baber Melissa Bailey Patricia Bennett Annette Berry James Blue Judi Jo Boewe ' Stacey Brading Becky Brooks Patricia Brown Dan Bruner Christi Budd Tim Campbell David Cerra Andy Clark Jim Commgore Robbie Davis - Denise Dickenson Michele Dons Cara Drake Dindy Dyer Andrea Englebnght James Foley Jayne Frazier Chad Gann • Maureen Gardner David Garner Ernie Garver Mike Garver Julie Goodman Darin Griffin Dale Hartley Anne Hodffken Scott Hogan • Jill Holloway Linda Humphrey Michelle Hutchings Scott Inman Sheila Jarrett Sheri Knight John Kreckman Carolyn Lewsader Jacqueline Lilley Todd Marshall Chris Martin Jean Mattingly Scott Mood -Crystal Myers Karen Orris Annette Parrish Allison Poore Kris Porter Pam Oueary Tobi Raley Crystal Rigdon Jill Reel Stephanie Robertson • • Cory Rogers Jeff Roush Joel Sherer Amie Shook • • Chris Smithson Bryce Sutton Regina Swanson • • Honor Roll Teresa Terrell | Angela Wagoner 1 Brant Walls Amy Wright Kara Young • I Joe Yuza Sophomores Vicky Ashby ’• Dennis Atienza Charlotte Baber Denise Barkley Tammy Bear Kristal Beauchamp Cindy Black • • David Brecht Angela Brinkley Barbara Buchanan Dee Butcher Keith Callaway Ron Cheatham Dennis Collier Kathy Collier Marla Cornwell Stephanie Creedon Pam Czerwonky Kary Dawson Brenda Dulaney Cheryl Erdman • • • Jennifer Erwin Brian Evmger Amy Eveland Brian Evmger Kerry Fox Karen Gardner • Scott Johnson Tony Jorgenson Doug Keller Lome Kelly Mike Kelly Paula Kerans Cathy Kirby Sarah Knight Albert Latshaw Aaron Lawson Ben Light- Jody Miller ••• Kevin Morrisey Curtis Moss Sean Newlm Phil O'Bryan Angela Pendley Stacey Pitts Fred Oueary ••• Melissa Quinn • Keith Rice David Richardson Jerry Rigdon Lisa Robinson ••• Diana Sanqunetti Patricia Scott Laura Stanfield KristiStults ••• Dawn Summers Terri Sweet Amy Switzer Vicky Syfert Heather Thiede Steve Trine Laura Wacaser • • • Renee Wilson • Patrick Wiseman • Kyle Witmer Rachel Young Juniors Tony Alexander Debi Becker Todd Boewe Chris Buske Theresa Butler • Alansa Caveny Deanna Cheatham • • • Angie Climer Chris Conrad Bill Craun Karla Cunningham • • Kim Czerwonky Melissa Dennison • Ram Frazier Gail Frost Doug Good Robin Harbor • • Julie Harmon Beth Hayes Andy Jobst Lon Knight Greg Lacy Dee Lawhead Eric Lawson Stephanie Lund Teresa McDaniel Marianne McIntosh Demarie Mansfield Pam Martin Todd Melton • • David Parrish • Mary Ann Poynter Brian Quinn Tina Ray Ron Redmon Frank Reeley Shame Ruppel Cindy Salter Mike Shodiatz Stacy Smithson • • Carla Snyder Kathy Switzer Kelly Walls Cindy Whittemore Angie Young Seniors Beth Acklen Betsy Arnold Stephanie Barath Katherine Belt Donna Beiue Lori Berry Cindy Billups (—B Lisa Boatman Bart Boewe Tammy Bradshaw ‘ Lisa Brechl Erin Breneman • Scott Brown • Angi Bruce Dana Campbell Pamela Cassel - Vonda Cooper -Carol Craig Kelli Creedon • Joy Czerwonky Donna Dailey Teresa Diugherty Carlin Dakis • Tim Daw ton DaneEllipt ••• Jon Eveltnd Mary Befh Fessant Kris Fields Colleen Fitzgerald D R. Fofey Kim Gone ••• Paula Gfiffm ••• Rhonda Hale Sarah Hawbecker Angela Holloway Tracy Hughes John Kelsheimer Laura Kennedy Gail Kienast Sheryl Kreckman Julie Land Jeff Lewis ••• Dan L ch Leon McIntyre Velda Matheny Andy Mattingly Gary Nebergall Lynne Newlm ••• Cheryl O’Connor Pat Onmiston Brenda Perry Jamie Reed Carl Roller Stephanie Schneider Tom Shackelford Ginny Silverman Rober Smithson Glenn Strow Lon Strow Jennifer Swanson Melinda Sweet Terry Switzer Elisabeth Tracht Chartes Whittington Leslie Wackerman April Wails Jerry Watson Lynn Weber • Cmdy Woltman 'juit you 3 . JUST YOU AND I PROM 1984 ‘‘Just You and I” prevailed as the theme of the 1984 Junior Senior Prom on Saturday, May 12th. Over 150 couples enjoyed the festivities, which began at 9:00 and lasted until midnight. The Benchmark Ball Room, lavishly decorated in pink and blue, hosted this year's prom. Music was provided by ‘‘Change of Pace'' and the event truly was a change of pace as the participants discarded their jeans and decked themselves in the traditional formal attire. This enchanted evening was highlighted by the crowning of the King and Queen, Senior Class President, Eric Light, and his junior date, Cris Conrad. 80 e. f. a. Junior Class President. Frank Reeley. and Junior Class Treasurer. Pam Martin, crowned Eric Light. Senior Class President, and his date. Cris Conrad, as the King and Queen of the 1984 Prom. b. Pink and blue balloons decorated the tables. c. A lot of preparation went into this year’s Prom. d. Many juniors such as Joann Barnes and Cris Conrad worked hard the morning of Prom. e The windows were decorated with streamers, and the walls were enhanced with columns of balloons. f. Mr. and Mrs. Kirby, the Junior Class Sponsors, enjoyed the excitement as they chaperoned. 81 The Arena staff has spent a busy year putting together the '83-'84 yearbook. You may have seen us typing pages, snapping pictures, and drawing layouts to put together this year's Arena. The Arena would like to thank some very important people for helping with the publication of the Arena: our sponsors Pam Cockcroft and Ron Doris, our photographer Shelton Frey, and a special thanks to Mike Holley for developing film. a. '83-'84 ARENA STAFF — Lori Tucker. Editor Liz Tracht, Stephanie Lund. 2nd Row: Donna Belue. Teresa Daugherty. Leah Ogle. Callie Baber. Loretta Ford. Gail Kienast. and Kim Gose. Not Pictured: Kelli Creedon. Cindy Simmons, and Mary Beth Fessant. b. Steph Lund with Arena sponsor Pam Cockcroft. b Athletes End Year With Banquet and Awards a. Three athletes received major awards for their play during the 1984 Paris Frosh-Soph baseball schedule. Receiving awards from Coach Larry Kirby were Ed Kennedy, co-most valuable player; Pat Morrisey. good sportsmanship; and Mike Kelly, most improved Not pictured is Phil O'Bryan, co-most valuable player recipient. b. Varsity baseball players were honored by Coach Jerry Fulk for their play during the 1984 season Receiving awards were David Thompson. co-most valuable player and best batting average. Frank Reeley. co-effort award and most steals; Clark Haase, co-most valuable player; and Chuck Whitington. co-effort award c. Major Awards for the 1984 boys' tennis team were presented by Coach Steve Sabens They are Kary Dawson, named 1985 co-captain; Ben Light, most improved player; Brice Dunn, most valuable player and 1985 co-captain; and Tom Shackelford, effort award d. Three athletes were presented awards for the 1984 boys’ track team Coach Tim Doolmg presented awards to Chuck Millis. most improved and most points; D R. Foley, effort award; and Pat Ormiston. most valuable runner e. These Lady Tigers received major awards during the girls' track season Receiving awards from Coach Marlene Pellum were Joy Czer-wonky. co-most valuable runner, effort award and most points; Julie Gill, most improved, and Lisa Gose. co-most valuable runner. 84 “Memories” of May Fete 1984 Cynthia Ann Woltman was crowned the 1984 May Fete Queen during the 58th annual May Fete. Once again first graders from the Paris schools participated in May Fete as flower girls and junior escorts. Co-masters of the ceremony were D. R. Foley and Chuck Whitington. Following the traditional opening for the evening, the nine fast-paced and thoroughly enjoyable skits were presented to the senior girls. The theme, “Memories,” was a musical journey into the past beginning with the flappers in the roaring 20’s and ending with today's rock sound, so familiar to the senior girls who were honored during the evening. a. Queen Cynthia Ann Woltman Is crowned by 1st attendant Mary Beth Fessant b MAY FETE COURT — Emily Blumthal. Julie Land, Mary Beth Fessant 1st attendant. Queen Cynthia Ann Woltman. Stephanie Barath 2nd attendant. Elisabeth Tracht, and Tracy Hughes. c. Lori Johnson sings dedication song, The Way We Were to the senior girls and court. d. May Fete sponsors Karen Earlywine and Jane Anderson. e Marcelene Leith Hendrix participated in the first May Fete production in 1927. a. 86 B 89 a. The 1984 graduating class of Paris High School, b The eight Valedictorians of the class, all of whom completed high school with a perfect 5.0 or “straight A average were awarded trophies in honor of their achievement. Honored were: Carlin Davis. Lori Berry, and Paula Griffin. 2nd Row: Tom Shackelford. D. R. Foley. Dane Elliott. Scott Brown, and Jeff Lewis. The salutatorian of the class. Donna Belue. also received a trophy in honor of her academic accomplishment. c. The graduating seniors of the chorus sing “Maybe Someday. Members include: Jerry Timmerman. Mimi Hawbecker. Kim Gose. Jennifer Swanson. Lynne Newlin. Sarah Hawbecker. Carlin Davis. Lisa Ashley. Cherly O’Connor. Gail Kienast and Lynn Weber 91 Class of ’84 — Strong Academic Achievers Scholarship Winners Martin L. and Preston Rittenhouse Memorial Scholarships as given by the Preston Mason's Lodge No. 77 are — Laura Kennedy, John Kelsheimer, Lisa Ashley. Charles Whitington, Joe Morrisey, Venda Matheny, Colleen Fitzgerald, Carol Craig. Brenda Perry. Brad Garwood, and Andy Mattingly. 40 and 8 Nursing Scholarship: Teresa Daugherty Business and Professional Women's Scholarship: Kathy Belt. Kiwanis John P. Allen Memorial Scholarship: D. R. Foley. Paris Athletic Booster Club Scholarship: Joy Czerwonky, Brent Rooney. Fenton English Scholarships, 4-year Scholarships: D. R. Foley, Teresa Daugherty, Sarah Hawbecker, Julie Land 2-year scholarships: Kim Clark, Colleen Fitzgerald, Karla Lynch, Jamie Reed. Sandy Taylor, Cindy Woltman, Bryan Jones. Charlene Carter Memorial Scholarship: Kim Gose, Carlin Davis. Key Club Scholarship: Lori Berry. Paris Band Parents Scholarship: Tim Dawson. American Legion Auxiliary Scholarship: James Wilkey, Cheryl O'Connor, Gary Nebergall. First United Methodist Women's Scholarship: Eric Light. First United Methodist Church Board of Trustees Scholarship: Lynne Newlin. Paris Hospital and Medical Foundation Scholarship Program: Jennifer Swanson. Valparaiso University Presidential Scholarship: Paula Griffin Young Farmers Scholarship: Dana Wooten. Helen Mar McKinley Scholarship: Donna Belue. Paris High School Student Council Scholarship: Lisa Brecht, Angie Bruce. Paris Rotary Club Scholarship: Lisa Thompson. Lucy Cook McFarland Good Scholarship Award: Tom Shackelford. Jeff Lewis. Paula Griffin, D. R. Foley. Dane Elliott, Carlin Davis, Lori Berry, Scott Brown. Indiana State University Academic Scholarship. Betsy Arnold, Teresa Daugherty, Lisa Brecht, Donna Belue. Leslie Wackerman. Butler University Academic Scholarship: Jon Eveland. Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology Honors Scholarship: Darrin Ritter, D. R. Foley. Beta Sigma Phi Scholarship: Melinda Sweet. Southern Illinois University Academic Scholarship: Gail Kienast. Drama Parents Association Scholarship: Stephanie Barath. Hardee’s Scholarship: Brenda Perry. Indiana State University Talent Grants: Carol Craig, Jill Englum. Luthern Association Scholarship: Paula Griffin. Army Emergency Relief Scholarship: Stephanie Barath. Norman and Shirley Trees Nursing Scholarship: Betsy Arnold. Jr. Achievement of Wabash Valley Scholarship: Cheryl O’Connor. Wesleyan Music Grant at Millikin University: Tim Dawson. Millikin University Grant: Tim Dawson. St. Ola University Scholarship: Sarah Hawbecker. John F. Barkley, Memorial Scholarship: Kyle Kime. a. Paris school board president Monty Raley announced final honors to those students who ranked in the upper 10% of their class. The 17 honored were: Lynne Newlin, Paula Griffin, Julie Land, Kathy Belt. Gail Keinast. and Lynn Weber 2nd Row Sarah Hawbecker. Teresa Daughtery, Lisa Brecht. Betsy Arnold. Lori Berry, Donna Belue and Carlin Davis. 3rd Row: Jeff Lewis. D. R. Foley. Dane Elliott, Scott Brown and Tom Shackelford b. Co-Valedictorian Lori Berry leads classmates in a look to the future c. Co-Valedictorian D. R. Foley reviews high school career of Class of '84 a. Jane Anderson, who teaches English I and French, graduated from Indiana State with an A B. and M S. in English and French and an M.A. in English. b. Teaching geometry, algebra, and computer keeps Jim Aydt, who graduated from EIU with a B.S. and M A . very busy c. Jo Badertscher, guidance counselor, received a B.S. in Education at Miami University in Oxford. Ohio, and an MS at Indiana State University. d. Lois Addis, librarian and media director, received her B.S and M.S.L.S. at EIU e. An Indiana State University graduate with both a B.S. and M S.. Ann Brock teaches accounting, business communications, typing, and computers. f. The holder of a B.A. from the University of Illinois and an M.A from Indiana State. Anne Brown teaches contemporary problems. European history, and world history. g. Geometry, algebra, and senior math teacher Bob Cheatham holds a B.S. from U of I and a B.S. from Indiana State University. h. Dan Bruner, who teaches biology, lab techniques, and driver's ed.. graduated from Indiana State with a B.S. and an Administrator's Certificate. 97 a. Julia Comingore teaches Spanish I at PHS and also teaches at Mayo. She holds a B.S. from Indiana State University. b. Helen Bibo, who attended DePauw University and holds a B.S. from Indiana State University, teaches English II and III. c. Speech and writing teacher. Pam Cockroft holds a B.A. from the University of Illinois. d. Carolyn Culler, holder of undergraduate and graduate degrees from Eastern Illinois University, teaches learning disabilities. Mary McNabb is the L.D. aide e. Lynn Curtis teaches driver’s education and general business. He received a B.S. in Education from Illinois State University and an M.A. in Education administration. a. Ed Day, who teaches industrial arts and wood I and II. recaved a B A. in Education at Eastern Illinois Univasity and an M S. at the University of Illinois. b. Special education and EMH teacher. Susan Doach holds a B.S. in Special Education from Indiana State University. Sandy Johnson istheC.W.T. teacher c. Holder of a B.A. in Education (English. Math, and P.E.) from Eastern Illinois Univasity. Tim Dooling teaches English I. Algebra IA. general math, and coaches for PHS. d. Ron Doris, physics and algebra teacher, holds both a B.S. and an M S. in Education from Eastern Illinois University. a English III teacher Lynn Douglas holds a B.S. and an M S. from Indiana State University. b. Joanna Gurchiek, who teaches shorthand, secretarial office procedures. business law. and introduction to business, holds a B.S. from Indiana State University. c. Jerry Fulk, general science. P.E.. American history, and PHS coach, graduated from Indiana State University with a B.S. and a M.S., and he also attended Purdue University. d. Spanish I. II. III. IV teacher. Karen Earlywine, holds a B.A. and an M S. from Indiana State University. e. Sandy Elliot, English I teacher, holds both a B.A. and an M A from Southern Illinois University. d. e 100 e. a. Don Gieeler, American history teacher holds a B.S from the University of Illinois and an M S. from Indiana State University. b. Marge Houghland, busy teaching all of the home ec. classes, holds a B.S. in Education from EIU. and an M S. from Indiana State University She also did post-graduate work at EIU. Illinois State and Northern Illinois University c. Chemistry I and II teacher John Gibaon holds both an M S and B.S in Education from EIU. He also has attended Brown University. University of Missouri. U of I. and Fisk University. d. Joseph Gill, assistant band director, holds a B.M from Millikm e Holder of a B.S. and M S. Advanced Certificate from U of I Allen Hornbrook, teaches ag. production and agricultural mechanics d. 101 a. Introduction to computers, algebra IB. and P.E. teacher Patty Hawkina received a B.S. in Education at Eastern Illinois University b. District nurse Pat Lawton teaches basic nurse assistant class and health occupations. She graduated from Lakeview Medical Center. c. Lois Kloker. biology and anatomy teacher, received an R.N. at the Julia Burnham School of Nursing Education. She also holds a B.S. and M.S. in Education and a Specialist Ed. Guidance and Counseling degree from EIU. d. Metals teacher Larry Kirby holds a B.S. from EIU. e. Carolyn Lankar, who teaches English II. received an A.B. from MacMurray College and an M. A. from Northwestern. d. e. 102 a Charles Jones, guidance counselor, holds a B.S. from Indiana State University and an M S. from EIU. b. P.E. teacher and coach Phil Ludington received a B.S. at Southern and an M S. at EIU. c. Ann Johnson, health and PE teacher, holds a B. A from Southern and an M S. from Indiana State University. d. Paul Lockhart, business teacher, has a B.S. and M S. from Indiana State University. d. 103 f a. Gail Nelson, art teacher, holds a B A in art from EIU. b. The holder of a B.S. from Illinois State University. Russ Peloquin did graduate work at U of I. He teaches agriculture, horticulture, and electricity. c. Marlene Pellum, P.E. aide, has an A S. from Lincoln Trail College and a B. A from Illinois College d. Ag mechanics and ag. welding teacher Carl Ogle holds an A S from Lakeland Junior College e. Steve Sabens, who teaches algebra and senior math, holds a B.S. and M.S. from EIU. f. Drafting and Industrial Arts I teacher Bob Staley has a B.S. and M S. from Indiana State University. g. Debbie Sims, chorus teacher, holds a B.S. from Millikm. h. Band director Warren Sperry received a B.S. in Music Education and an M.S. in Administration. h. 105 a. English I and Senior English teacher. Gloria Rhoada, holds a B.A. and M.A. from Eastern Illinois University. b. Mike Throneburg, who teaches Fortran Programming, Intro to Computer, Advanced Basic Programming, and Special Programming Applications, holds a B.S. and M S. from Eastern Illinois University. c. Cindy McGee who teaches Latin l-IV, and is sponsor of the PHS Drill Team, holds a B.A. from the University of Illinois. 106 Administrators, Secretaries, Custodians a. SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS — Jim Stephens. Bill Shaffner. Paul Ruff, Dr. Terry Parks. Monty Raley. Dr. Bob Blumthal, Jerry McDaniel. b. CUSTODIANS — Jim Shanks. Frank Dick. Norma Ford. Jimmy Scribner. Edward Salisbury. c. Principal Gary Gordon and Aasiatant principal Jarry Walter. 108 C. and Maintenance Complete the Staff b Spending the year together literally means just that for the administration, secretaries, custodians, and maintenance staff. These people have a full time job keeping PHS and District 95 running smoothly. a. DISTRICT SECRETARIES — Christie Fowler, Mary Ann Brown, and Virginia McDaniel. b. Superintendent Dennis Conti c. Administrative Aasiatant Mike Watts 109 1984 —We Learned From All Subjects: Classes, Competition, Computers and Celebrities Swee.SM7 r,rMrCRru E?Sn7Rnr Theresa Bu,ler' Be,sy Arnold- Lofi ■ Sarah Hawbecker. Lisa Brecht. Melin Mrs Co kcr ft Eveland' Je Lewis' Dane Elliot. Tom Shackleford. Tony Alexander, ar 110 The 1983-84 year was particularly active academically. Students at Paris High were honored with the presence of United States Senator Charles Percy who spoke about today’s relevant issues. Student Council President Lori Berry is pictured with Sen. Percy and Rep. Babe Woodyard. Miss Berry was also a member of the award-winning JETS TEAM (Junior Engineering Technical Society). The team took 1st place in District and 3rd place in the sectional competition. With advancing technology, computers at PHS became more prevalent. Shelton Frey demonstrates the library’s new computer system. Also, record numbers of students enrolled in computer classes, proving that teachers and students alike have become part of the computer generation. Besides computers, teachers found a variety of ways to keep their students interested in learning. Here. Mr. Mike Postlewaite “demonstrates” the Civil War for Mr. Giesler's classes. The list of names on the Honor Roll contained the names of about 1 5 of PHS’s total student population. Yet, while the students worked diligently, there was still time for a little fun between learning and tests. 111 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS — Erin Breneman. Secretary; Stephanie Schneider, Treasurer; Alan Minnick. Vice President; Eric Light. President. APRIL LYNN WALLS Future Plans: Move far away from Paris and become an attorney or a paralegal secretary Activities and Awards: Key Club 3; Drill Team 3; Latin Club 1. 2; National Honor Society 1. 2; May Fete 2-4; Track 1; Honor Roll 1-3 LENNY WALTZ JERRY E. WATSON Nicknames: Lumpy. Lefty Future Plans: To own a farm, a big. red 4 wheel drive, and let life come as it is Activities and Awards: F.F.A. 2-4, Jr. Parliamentarian; Baseball 3; Honor Roll 4 LYNN ANN WEBER Nicknames: Miss Lynn. Miss Lena, Two-Bit. D C. Future Plans: Go to the Golden Country to find my fortune and get into lots of “Good Trouble on the way Activities and Awards: National Honor Society 2-4; Chorus 4; May Fete 1. 3. 4; Honor Roll 1-4 Pecatonica High School: Math Team. Office Occupations 112 CHARLES RAY WHITINGTON Nicknames Chuck. Stinky. Radar. LD Future Wans: Become the next 31 for the Cubs, go to Western Illinois to study law and come back to keep friends out of trouble Activities and Awards: Spanish Club 1-4; Letterman’s Club 3. 4; Wrestling 1; Football 1-4; Baseball 2-4; Honor Roll 2. 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students JAMES L. WILKEY Nicknames: Wilk. Skoal Bro Future Plans: Become a computer scientist and make billions and billions of dollars Activities and Awards: Letter-man’s Club 2-4; Wrestling 2. 3; Football 1-4, Captain; Baseball 1; Track 2; Basketball 1; Intramurals 3 TIA MICHELLE WILLIS Nicknames: Kid. Slim Future Plans: To get married to Chris Englum and go to college Activities and Awards: Art Club 1-4. Secretary and President; May Fete 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; National Art Association BEVERLY JANE WINKLER Nicknames: Buff. Hunch Future Plans: To become a cosmetologist, to get married, and to always be happy Activities and Awards: May Fete 4 Kansas High School: Drama Club 1-3; F.H.A 1-3 CYNTHIA ANN WOLTMAN Nicknames: Bone Future Plans: To attend ISU and become Medical Laboratory Technician, make lots of money and lead a long and happy life Activities and Awards: Spanish Club 2-4. Letterman’s Club 1-4; May Fete 2-4; Track 1-4; Powder Puff 1. 2. 4; Girls Basketball 1-4 — varsity DANA RENEE WOOTEN Future Plans: attend Lake Land Jr. College Activities and Awards: F.F.A. 4 — secretary and president; Green hand Degree, Chapter Farmer Degree. State Farmer Degree ROBIN RENE YATES Nicknames: Burt. Bird. Le le Rob Future Plans: To go to Lakeland Jr. college and become a cosmetologist, to work things out with that special someone Activities and Awards: F.H.A. 1-3 — Recreation committee; Art Club 1-3; May Fete 1; Business aide JIM R. YORK Nicknames: JR Future Plans: to lead a very successful life, to be with my friends, and meet the lady of my dreams one more time Activities and Awards: Track; Wrestling; Junior Achievement; Campus Life 3. 4 113 BETHANY JOANNE BILL ARNOLD ACKLEN Nicknames: Beth. Bet her Future Plans: Move to Mattoon then settle down in Hickory Hollow III. Always remember my special friend J.F.B Activities and Awards: Spanish Club 1-2; Arena 4; French Club 3-4; Tiger Tales 1; May Fete 1-4 BETSY ANN ARNOLD Nickname: Bets. Betty Future Plans: To become a registered nurse and eventually be Dean of the School of Nursing somewhere, and to always be happy Activities and Awards Key Club 3. 4. Board of Directors. Drama Club 1. 2. 3. treasurer; Media Aide 1; Winter Carnival Court 4. French Club 1-4. secretary, vice-president. May Fete 1-4; Homecoming Court 3; Prom Committee 3. committee chairman; National Honor Society 3. 4. Powder Puff 1-4; Honor Roll 1-4; JETS; Parade Marshall 2. 3. 4. D A.R Good Citizenship Award; Drama Award Most Improved; Bat Girl 2 Who’s Who Among American High School Students; National Honor Society President. Illinois State Scholar; International Foreign Language Award KATHERINE ELIZABETH BELT Nicknames: F. L.. “A.'' Brunella, Lassier Future Plans: Attend the University of Illinois, become a rich and famous doctor, and always be happy Activities and Awards: Latin Club 1, 2; National Honor Society 1. 2. Vice President; Letterman’s Club 3. 4; Band 1-4; May Fete 4; Tennis 3. Varsity; Track 4; Powder Puff 2-4; Girls Basketball 1-4; Honor Roll 1-4; Illinois State Scholar. Sub Debs Vice President; Most Improved Player Award 1983. Co-Capt. 1984 DONNA E. BELUE Future Plans: Attend ISU, major in psychology, then attend University of Miami in Coral Gables. Florida for my master's and PhD and replace Dr. Joyce Brothers as the nation's leading consultant in psychology Activities and Awards: Drama Club 1. 2; National Honor Society 1, 2; Arena 3. 4; French Club 1-3; May Fete 1. 3. 4; Powder Puff 2; Honor Roll 1-4; Illinois State Scholar; Who's Who Among American High School Students LORI DAWN BERRY Nicknames: ”0, Lo.'' Door Future Flans: Go to U. of I. and learn what I am going to do next. Activities and Awards: Key Club 3. 4. vice-president; Drama Club 1. 2. 3. vice-president; National Honor Society 3. 4; Winter Carnival Court 4; Band 1-4. section leader. Student Council 1-4. president; French Club 1-4. president; May Fete 1-4; Homecoming Court 2; Prom Committee 3. committee chairman; Cheerleading 1-4, freshman, girls basketball, junior varsity, and mascot; Powder Puff 1. 2; Honor Roll 1-4; JETS: Chemistry Team; Illinois State Scholar; Who’s Who Among American High School Students STEPHANIE LEE BARATH Nicknames Steph. Stef fy. Stepunsky Future Plans: To attend SIUC and never be bored again and never get married until I'm old and grey. Activities and Awards: Drama Club 1-4. Secretary; Latin Club 1-4; National Honor Society 3-4; May Fete 1-4; Tennis 2. JV; Honor Roll 1-4; Illinois State Scholar. Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Most Improved Actress for 1983 Spring Musical LUCINDA LEE BILLUPS Nicknames: Lu Lu. Lucy Ann i Bebop. Mom. Grandma Bud Future Plans: To live a happy life and share it with the man of my dreams B E. Activities and Awards: Latin Club 1, Vice President; Arena 4; Letter-man’s Club 2-4; May Fete 1-4. Track 1; Powder Puff 1-4; Girls Basketball 1-4; Honor Roll 1 3; 1983 State Finalist in the Miss United Teenager Pageant. Who's Who Among American High School Students 1983-84 114 JAMIE C. BLANTON Future Plans: To move to Hollywood and strike it rich. Own my own Camaro and take my mom to Hawaii for three weeks Activities and Awards: Drama Club 2. Media Aide 3; Tiger Tales 1 2, Reporter and Co-Editor; Office Aide 4 EMIL Y JEAN BLUMTHAL Nicknames: Emo Future Plans: Go through life doing my own little ‘‘marry things and always be happy with C. V. Activities and Awards: Spanish Club 2 4; Media Aide 2; Letter-man’s Club 1-4; May Fete 1-4; Prom Committee 3; Cheerleading 1-4; Powder Puff 1-3; Honor Roll 1-3; Batgirl 2; Class Officer 3. Vice President LISA ANN BOATMAN Nicknames: Boaty, Float Future Plans: To further my education by majoring in Aeronautical Sciences and to always be happy and live my life to the fullest. Activities and Awards: Drill Team 2-4, Lieutenant, Captain; National Honor Society 2; French Club 1-4; May Fete 1-4; Track 2. 3, Manager; Powder Puff 1-4; Girls Basketball 2. 3. Manager; Honor Roll 1-4; ISU’s Most Outstanding Corps 1982-83; ISU’s Most Spirited Corps 1983-84; Band Merit Award; French Merit Award; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; International Foreign Language Award BRIAN KEITH BRADLEY Nicknames: Bum Future Plans: Attend ISU, major in Computer Science, spreading zug-zug world wide. Activities and Awards: Letter-man’s Club 2-4; Wrestling 1-2; Football 1-4; Baseball 1-4; Honor Roll 1. 3 TAMMY MARIE BRADSHAW Nicknames: Cheeks Future Plans: To graduate from college and become the best teacher I can. Activities and Awards: National Honor Society 2; Band 1-4; French Club 1-4. May Fete 1-4; Cheerleading 1. Girls Basketball; Honor Roll TIM BRADSHAW JOHN BARTON BOEWE Nicknames: Bart Future Plans: Graduate from U of I. live a successful life owning a horse ranch away from the city Activities and Awards: Key Club 1. 2; Brass Choir 1, 2; Winter Carnival Court 4; Letterman’s Club 1-4; Band 1, 2; Student Council 3. 4; Wrestling 1-4; Football 1-4; Honor Roll 1-4; Wrestling 500 Club; Lions Club Effort; Soph. Football MVP; Football Captain; Boys’ State 3 RANDY BRANSON Nicknames: Randell. Walter Future Plans: To become rich, famous, and the next 34 of the Chicago Bears 115 USA MARIE BRECHT Future Plans: Graduate from ISU in accounting, become a CPA. and go to Law School Activities and Awards: Key Club 3. 4; Drill Team 1; Latin Club 1. 2; Media Aide 4; National Honor Society 1. 2; Letterman's Club 3. 4; Student Council 1-4; May Fete 1-4; Homecoming Court 1, 4; Prom Committee 3; Tennis 1-3; Cheerleading 3, 4; Honor Roll 1-4 ANGELA ERIN BRENEMAN Nicknames: Lassie. Ern Future Plans: Become a very successful funeral director and live in a large exciting city in Kentucky Activities and Awards: Latin Club 1, 2; May Fete 1-4; Prom Committee 3; Powder Puff 1-4; Honor Roll 1. 2. 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Class Officer Secretary 1. 4 RICHARD BROOKS SCOTT BURNETT BROWN Nicknames: Brownie, Downtown. Scottie Future Plans: Become a chemical engineer, earn enough money to buy the Chicago Cubs and Chicago Bears franchises, and meet both Walter Payton and Steve Jacoby Activities and Awards: Key Club 2-4; Latin Club 1-4; National Honor Society 1. 2; Winter Carnival Court 1; Letterman’s Club 2-4; Tennis 2-4; Cross Country 1-3; Basketball 1-4; Honor Roll 1-4; American Legion Boys’ State; Illinois State Scholar; Who’s Who Among American High School Students ANGELA L. BRUCE Nicknames: Bruizer Future Plans: Graduate from Indiana State, move to a big city, own a chain of clothing stores, and stay single for as long as possible Activities and Awards: Key Club 3. 4; Brass Choir 1, 2; Media Aide 1; Letterman’s Club 1-4; Band 1. 2; Student Council 1-4. secretary; May Fete 1-4; Homecoming Court 1-4; Prom Committee 3; Cheerleading 1-4; Powder Puff 1. 4; Girls Basketball 3; Honor Roll 1-4; Varsity Cheerleading Captain; Fall Festival Homecoming Co-Chairman STACY L YNN BURGESS Nicknames: Stacer, Woman Snow Future Plans: Graduate from ISU as an Accountant, be with G.R.S.. make my parents proud of me. become rich and always be happy Activities and Awards: Spanish Club 1. 2; Chorus 3; Band 1-4; Tiger Tales 4; May Fete 1-4; Honor Roll 1-4; Orchestra 3. 4; Symphonic Winds SCOTT BROOKS DANA LYNN CAMPBELL Nicknames: Juana. Daner. Vener Future Plans: Attend ISU, meet e rich, gorgeous guy and live happily ever after on a ranch in Colorado Activities and Awards: Drill Tearr 2-4. Sergeant. Captain; Spanist Club 1-4; National Honor Society 1; Winter Carnival Court 1. Queen Tiger Tales 3, Reporter; May Fete 2-4; Powder Puff 4; Honor Roll 1-4 116 STEVE CAMPBELL Nicknames. Doc Future Plans: To be rich and successful Activities and Awards: F.F A 1-4 PAMELA KAYE CASSEL Nicknames: Pam. Cocca-berry Future Plans: To live life to its fullest, always be happy, and to share my life with Bob Goddard Activities and Awards: F.H.A. 1; Chorus 1. May Fete 1 KIMBERL Y L YNN CLARK Nicknames Kim Future Plans To continue to indulge in life's finer prospects and someday get into a field of work dealing with animals Activities and Awards: Drama Club 1; Spanish Club 2. 3. Treasurer; F.H.A. 2. President; Letterman’s Club 2. 4; F.F.A 3. 4. May Fete 1-4; Cross Country 2. 3; Track 1. 2. 4; Powder Puff 2. 3; Honor Roll 2, 3 BILLY JOE COLLIER Nicknames: Chow Future Plans: To find an eight pound bud and to have Chowfest •84 DA VID EUGENE COL TER Nicknames Colt. Crazy Dave Future Plans: Go into Marine Corps and possibly be a State Cop. Activities and Awards: Drama Club 1; Ag Occupations 1. 2. 3. 4. Chorus 2; F.F A 1, 2, 3; Parliamentarian; Football 1; Prosh-Soph 1; Varsity 1; Track 2, 3 KATHRYN LOUISE CONNELLEY Nicknames: Legs Future Plans: Attend Lake Land College, marry LEE. spend lots of time with my friends, start a day care center Activities and Awards: F.H.A 1. 2. 3. secretary; May Fete 2. 3. 4. Prom Committee 3; Honor Roll 1 -4 LAURA CONRAD VONDA KAY COOPER Nicknames: Coop Future Plans: To go to college to become an accountant and to live a long and happy life with Keith W Activities and Awards: F.H.A. 1; May Fete 2. 3; Honor Roll 1. 2. 4 117 CAROL JEANETTE CRAIG Nicknames: Carol-Carol. Miss Carol Future Plans: Have a successful career, marry a millionaire, and have lots of kids Activities and Awards: National Honor Society 2; May Fete 1; Honor Roll 4 JOYL YNN CZERWONKY Nicknames: Joyous. J.J. Future Plans: Graduate from University of Florida with majors in Beach Bumology and Interior Design and play imaginary checkers at least one more time! Awards and Activities: Key Club 3; Drill Team 2. 3; Arena 4. French Club 1-4; May Fete 1-4; Tennis 1-4. JV. Varsity; Track 1-4, captain; Honor Roll 1-4; National Honor Society 1; Who’s Who in American High School Students ROBERT LEE CRA VENS Future Plans: To become a G.l. and be happy with my wife Activities and Awards: Letter-man’s Club 1-4; Wrestling 1-4; Football 1-3; Track 1 TERESA JO DAUGHERTY Nicknames: T. J. Future Plans: Receive my bachelor’s degree in nursing, work in pediatrics at a large hospital, and marry my special someone Activities and Awards: National Honor Society 1. 2; Arena 4; Chorus 1. May Fete 3. 4; Track 1; Honor Roll 1-4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students Terre Haute South Vigo High School; Volleyball 1. 2; Pep Club 2; Letterman’s Club 2; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 2 TODD ELIOT CREECH Nicknames: Creeper. Creepy. Creecher. Toodles Future Plans: Join the Marines, move to Arizona with K H. and live the good life Activities and Awards: Drama Club 3; Letterman’s Club 1-3; Football 1-4 DAVID DAVENPORT KELLI ANN CREEDON Future Plans: Graduate from whatever college I end up at and someday appear on the cover of Time and Popular Mechanics magazines Activities and Awards: French Club 1-4; Spanish Club 3. 4 Drama Club 1-4. Arena 3. 4; Tiger Tales 2; Chorus 1. 2; May Fete 1. 2; Cheerleading 1; Letterman’s Club 1. Honor Roll 1-4; Class Officer 2. 3. Best Supporting Actress 1-3; Best Vocal Performance 2; Double Sextet 1. 2; Sub Deb. Treasurer. Who's Who Among American High School Students; International Foreign Language Award; Drama Parents Association Award CARLIN B. DAVIS Future Plans: Graduate from North Central Bible College with a Pastoral Studies and Music degree Activities and Awards: Bible Club 1-4. President. Latin Club 2. 3; Nat. Honor Soc. 1. 2; Chorus 1-4; Band 1-4; Jazz Band 1-4; Art Club 4. Vice President; Powder Puff 1. 2. 3; Honor Roll 1-4 118 TIMOTHY JOE DA WSON Nicknames: Timmy. Timmy Joe Activities and Awards: Key Club 1-4, President. Brass Choir 1-4; Letterman’s Club 1-4; Band 1-4; Jazz Band 1-4; Prom Committee 3; Tennis 1-4; Basketball 1; In-tramurals 1; Honor Roll 1, 2; All-State Musician; All-State Honors Musician; Tennis Co-captain; Class Officer TER! JO DOWNS Nicknames: Angel Future Plans: Go to college, get married, and be happy Activities and Awards: May Fete 1-3 CHARLES DEAN Nicknames: Chuck’o. Mean Chuckie Dean Future Plans: I plan to go to firefighting training school, and to go out with the girls Activities and Awards: Media Aide 4; Football 1-3 L. DANE ELLIOT Nicknames: T ree Future Plans: Be an Ivy Leaguer, graduate an engineer, make the big bucks, and always be a member of the Bud Fan Club Activities and Awards: Latin Club 1. 2; Nat. Honor Soc. 1. 2; Boys Basketball 1. 2. 3; Honor Roll 1-4; J E T S. 5-1sts. 1-3rd I BILL DELASHMENT MICHAEL ELSBERRY Nicknames: Stinky. Crash Future Plans: To graduate from U of B and be present at Chowfest 2 ROBERT BRUCE DODD Nicknames: Robbie. Rob Future Plans: Go to Ivy Tech, get a Automotive Service Degree, someday race stock cars, always remember Mopars and get famous Activities and Awards: Football 2 JILL ANN ENGLUM Nicknames: Jilly, Jilli Pooh Future Plans: I would like to be rich enough so that I may buy my family everything they’ve always wanted Activities and Awards: Spanish Club 2. 3. 4; Band 1-4; May Fete 1-4; Powder Puff 2. 4; Honor Roll 2 119 JONATHON W. EVELAND Nicknames: Jon. Juan Future Plans: Major in electronic engineering, graduate from college. and develop my own computer system Activities and Awards: Key Club 1-3; Brass Choir 1-4; Drama Club 1, 4; Spanish Club 1-4; National Honor Society 1. 2; Letterman’s Club 1-4; Band 1-4; Jazz Band 3. 4; Wrestling 1-3; Honor Roll 2-3; Orchestra 1-4; Jets; Lions Club Effort Award. Wrestling; Illinois State Scholar D. ft. FOLEY Future Plans: Attend Rose-Hulman and become a chemical engineer. Get Coach Dooling to quit worrying Acitvities and Awards: Latin Club 1-4; National Honor Society 1. 2; Letterman’s Club 1-4; Student Council 4. Vice President; Homecoming Court 4; Cross Country 1-4, Track 1-4; Boys Basketball 1-4; Honor Roll 1-4; Jets; Illinois State Scholar MARY BETH FESSANT Nicknames: Merb Future Plans: Attempt to graduate from I.S.U. and if I succeed be a successful illustrator living in my condo in a purple vette. Activities and Awards: Drill Teams 3. 4. Treasurer; Spanish Club 1. 2; Media Aide 4; Arena 4; Art Club 1-4, Treasurer. Vice-President, President; May Fete 1-4; Prom Committee 3; Track 1; Powder Puff 2; Honor Roll 1-4; Art Scholastics 1, 3. 4 KRISTINA ft. FIELDS Nicknames: Krissy-poo. Kris Future Plans: To further my Education, then marry my high-school sweetheart! Live a long productive life Activities and Awards: F.H A 1. 2; Band 1-4; Honor Roll 1-4 COLLEEN ELIZABETH FITZGERALD Nicknames: C. F.. Sis. Sauce Trouble. Heartbreaker Future Plans: To move to Hawaii and to run a nursery school, and be a beach bum by night Activities and Awards: F.H. A 2. 3. 4. president, secretary; May Fete 2. 3, 4. Campus Life; Junior Achievement; Honor Roll 3 ROBERT D. FUNKHOUSER Nicknames: Rob. Robbie. Funk. Two Dogs Future Plans: Graduate from Paris High School, be with Stacey and become a pro-football player, own a 67” Camaro Activities and Awards: Letterman’s Club 3; Wrestling 1; Football 1-4. Fresh.-Soph., JV. Varsity; Track 4; Boys Basketball 1. Fresh.-Soph. GARY ALLEN GANN Future Plans: Join National Guard, get a job. spend time with a special girl! Activities and Awards: Football 4. Varsity ROBIN LYNN GARVER Nicknames: Ween Future Plans: Go to cosmetology school in Ohio, meet Mr Right, and live a long, happy successful « life with him. hopefully not living in Paris, but in Montana or California Activities and Awards: Drill Team 2-4; Spanish Club 1-4; Media Aid 2-3; May Fete 2-4; Prom Committee 3; Powder Puff 4 122 BRAD GARWOOD AMANDA JILL GATES Future Plans: Become a Higginbotham and be happy! Live and never work another day of my life! Activities and Awards Drill Team 3; Spanish Club 1 THOMAS RA Y GA TES JON GLICK Future Plans: To attend college, go into automotive technology, and marry Teresa Activities and Awards Intramurals 1.2 JEFFREY W. GOODWIN Future Plans Military — Whatever comes after that Activities and Awards: Brass Choir 3; Band 4 KIMBERL Y SUE GOSE Nicknames: Kimmie Sue. Suey. Peaches Future Plans: Go to college, major in vocal music education, and teach kids how to sing, and have fun with it as I do Activities and Awards: Key Club 3. 4; Drama Club 1. 2. 3. Secretary; Spanish Club 1-4. Secretary; Arena 4; Winter Carnival Court 4; Letterman’s Club 1. 3. 4; Chorus 1-4, Class Representative; Student Council 1-4; May Fete 1. 2. 3; Homecoming Court 2. 3. 4 SANDRA KA Y GOSNELL Nicknames: Sandy Kay, Gos. Grape. Sam Future Plans: Become a successful beautician and someday find Mr. Right Activities and Awards: Spanish Club 3; F.H.A. 1 May Fete 1. 2. 3. 4; Powder Puff 1. 2. 3. 4; Girls Basketball 1; JV 1 TAMARA S. GREEN Nicknames Heifer. Greenie. Boob Future Plans: To become one of the richest P.E. teachers in the state and be as happy as I am now Activities and Awards: Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Tennis 1. 2. 3. 4; JV 2; Varsity 2; Girls Basketball 2. 3. 4. Varsity 3. 4; Track 4; Powder Puff 1. 2. 3; Girls Basketball 2. 3. 4. JV 2. 3; Varsity 3. 4 123 6 h o T) e MOST ATHLETIC: Cindy Woltman and Clark Haase f MOST TALKATIVE: Kim Stuart and Scott Brown g. CLASS COUPLE: D R. Foley and Angie Holloway h. FRIENDLIEST: Betsy Arnold and Andy Mattingly CLASS CLOWNS: Regina Henson and Darrin Miller MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Lori Berry and Dane Elliott BEST DRESSED: Stephanie Schneider and Bart Boewe CLASS FLIRTS: Danny Lynch and Kim Gose MARTHA GRIFFIN PAULA C. GRIFFIN Future Plans: Graduate from Valparaiso University and get rich quick Activities and Awards: Key Club 3. 4; Spanish Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Media Aide 1; National Honor Society 1, 2; Student Council 1. 2. 3. 4 — executive secretary 2. 3 — journalist 4; May Fete 1. 2. 3. 4; Homecoming Court 2; Prom Committee 3; Letterman’s Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Cheerleading 2. 3. 4, JV 2; Varsity 3. 4; Track 1. 2; Powder Puff 1; Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4; Freshman Class President CLARK PATRICK HAASE Nicknames: El wood Future Plans: To attend Wren Lake Jr. College, to attend Chowfest 84. and to play pro-basket ball Activities and Awards: Winter Carnival Court 4; Baseball 1-4; Track 2; Basketball 1-4 MIRIAM ANNE HAWBECKER Nicknames: Mimi. Mow Mow. Mm. Tall One Future Plans: Go to ICU in Indianapolis. major in Drama, and hopefully become an actress or newscaster Activities and Awards: Drama Club 1-4. President; Spanish Club 1; F.H.A. 2. Treasurer; Arena 3; Chorus 1-4; Band 1-4; May Fete 1-4; Double Sextet 2-4; Tiger Tales 2 SARAH JANE HAWBECKER Nicknames: Sane. Bud Future Plans: To major in music at St. Olaf College, meet a lot of interesting people, and someday become a successful musician Activities and Awards: Drama Club 1; National Honor Society 1. 2; Chorus 2-4. Band 1-4; Jazz Band 1-4; French Club 1-4, Treasurer. May Fete 1. 4; Honor Roll 1-4; Double Sextet 2-4; Jets; Illinois State Scholar; National Merit Commended Student JEFFL. HEDGES Nicknames: Jeffy. Hedgi. OP Future Plans: To start a nationwide drive against Youth Alcoholism, attend SIU in search of the Land Down Under. ' shaking hands with all olds lovers Activities and Awards: Key Club 1; Spanish Club 1; Football 1. 4. Varsity; Baseball 1 RHONDA LEE HALE Future Plans: Go to college and be successful and raise Keith to be a good little boy Activities and Awards: F.H.A. 1-2. Treasurer; May Fete 4; Honor Roll 2. 4; Office Aid 4 GREGG ALAN HENNESS Nicknames: Luther Jackson. Rat. Rafael. Stimey Future Plans: Take Harry Carey’s job as announcer for the Chicago Cubs Activities and Awards: Spanish Club 1-2. Baseball 1-4; Basketball 1. Frosh-Soph 126 REGINA HENSON ! SUSAN MARIE HEPLER Future Plans: To go to college and major in Child Care and move far away from Paris Activities and Awards: Drama Club 3; F.H.A 3 4; Nurse Assistant 4; Honor Roll 3 Transferred From: West Wood High School. Mesa. Arizona Nicknames Mike. Mickey Future Plans: Sell Paris High School and the land it's built on back to the Indians Activities and Awards: Art Club 3-4; Golf 3-4 SCOTT HIGGINBOTHAM MICHAEL LOWRY HOLLEY ANGELA DENISE HOLLOWAY TRACY CARRELL HUGHES MONICA ROSE HUTCHINGS MARC JASTREMSKI Nicknames: Ang Future Plans: Attend college, i make lots of money, and eventually marry that special someone Activities and Awards: Spanish Club 2-4; May Fete 1-4; Homecoming Court 4; Tennis 1. JV; Powder Puff 1. 2. 4; Honor Roll 2-4; Tiger Relay Court 2-3 Nicknames: Huey Future Plans: To be happy no matter where I am or what I’m doing, and to live. love, learn, and laugh always with J. W. Activities and Awards: Spanish Club 1-4. Soph. Representative; Letterman's Club 1; Band 1-4, Section Leader; May Fete 1-4; Cheerleading 1. Girls B-ball; Powder Puff 2-4; Honor Roll 1-3 Nicknames: Moni. Hutch Future Plans Go to college for a career in business and raise Nicole to be a good girl Activities and Awards: F.H.A. 1-2. Vice President; May Fete 3-4 1 127 BRYAN LOUIS JONES Nicknames: Roundman. Gapper Future Plans: Become a mechanic and own my own business Activities and Awards: Football 1. 4; Baseball 1 STEPHEN EUGENE JOSEPH Nicknames: Steve Future Plans: Get the heck out of Paris, join the military, fly 747s. and live a happy life Activities and Awards: Art Club 3; Wrestling 1 JOHN C. KELSHEIMER Nicknames: Slime-Bucket. Scronge. Spunge. Kels. Clown Future Plans: Fly the shuttle and bum around with Chuck Yeager Activities and Awards: National Honor Society 1; Letterman's Club 1-4; F.F.A. 2; Golf 1-4; Basketball 2. Frosh-Soph; Honor Roll 1-4 STACEY LYNN KELTZ Future Plans: Become a registered Nurse and live in Arizona Activities and Awards: Latin Club 1-2; Arena 1. Typist; May Fete 4 Nurse Assistant 1; Prom Commit- I tee 1; Tennis 3. Varsity; Powder Puff 2 LAURALEANNE KENNEDY Nicknames: Fred Future Plans: Go to college and become an anesthetist and be with Keith for a long time Activities and Awards: F.H.A. 1-2. Publication Officer; May Fete 1-4; Powder Puff 2-4; Honor Roll 1-4; Business Aid SUELLA GAIL KIENAST Nicknames: Sunshine. Punkin Future Plans: Go to school down South, become a wise old doctor, and grow lots of fruit trees Activities and Awards: Key Club 4; Drama Club 1-4. Publicity; National Honor Society 3. 4; Arena 4; Chorus 2-4; Band 1-4; French Club 1-3; May Fete 1-4; Prom Committee 3; Powder Puff 2; Honor Roll 1-4; Symphonic Winds 1. 3; Double Sextet 4; Pit Orchestra 4; Hugh O'Brien Youth Foundation Awards; Who's Who Among American High School Students; Illinois State Scholar KYLE C. KIME Nicknames: Kyrs, Kimesy Future Plans: Go to college, become a Wilson, and to spend the rest of my life exposing people to radiation Activities and Awards: Latin Club 1. 2; Media Aide 2-4; May Fete 2; Prom Committee 3; Tennis 1; Basketball 1. 2 SHERLY SUZANNE KRECKMAN Nicknames: Snails. Blotter Future Plans: Attend ISU and hopefully obtain a degree in social work Activities and Awards: Latin Club 1; Chorus 1; Tiger Tales 1; May Fete 1. 3-4; Powder Puff 1. 3-4; Honor Roll 2-3; Business Aid 128 JULIA ANN LAND Nicknames: Julie Future Plans: To live, love, laugh, and learn; to always be me. and to someday own a Steinway grand Activities and Awards: Brass Choir 1-4; Drama Club 1-4. Vice President; National Honor Society 1. 2; Chorus 1-4; Band 1-4; Student Council 1. 2. Treasurer; French Club 2-4; May Fete 1-4; Powder Puff 2; Honor Roll 1-4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students BRAD LAUFMAN Future Plans: Leave Paris, get drunk, and become rich Activities and Awards: F.F.A 1; Art Club 1 JEFFREY C. LEWIS Nicknames: Jeff Future Plans: To attend U of I and study computer science Activities and Awards: National Honor Society 1. 2; Band 1. 2; Honor Roll 1-4; JETS; Chemistry Team DANIEL JOSEPH L YNCH Nicknames: Mob. Bert Future Plans: Further my education at ISU and someday finally replace Frank Clinton and Ron Rhodes as “Voice of the Paris Tigers’’ Activities and Awards: Key Club 2-4. Secretary. Board of Directors; Brass Choir 1-4; Spanish Club 4. Class Representative; Letterman’s Club 3. 4; Band 1-4, Student Director; Jazz Band 1-4; Student Council 2-4; Homecoming Court 4; Prom Committee 3; Football 1. 4. Baseball 2-4; Basketball 1, 2; Intramurals 3; Orchestra 1-4; Junior Hanger Board 3 KARLA KATHLEEN LYNCH Nicknames: PBC. Maggy. Karls Future Plans: Become a Legal Secretary, keep on collecting quarters, and always stay Gold Activities and Awards: Drill Team 1. 4; Drama Club 1. 3; F.H.A. 1-3; Chorus 1-4; May Fete 1. 3-4; OOT at the IDOT rita ann McDaniels Future Plans: To live a long and happy life with my baby and to always keep in touch with my friends Activities and Awards: F.H.A.. vice-president 1; May Fete 1-4 ERIC ALLAN LIGHT Future Plans: To graduate from the University of Illinois and become a successful doctor and to make someone happy. Awards and Activities: Key Club 3; Brass Choir 4; Spanish Club 4; Letterman's Club 3; Band 3; Jaza Band 4; Student Council 1; Homecoming Court 2. 4; Wrestling 2; Football 4. Fresh.-Soph.. JV. Varsity; Track 4; Class Officer 1; Orchestra 4 SHERYL ANN McHENRY Nicknames: “Sam” “Sam- Henry.’’ C de la Chire Future Plans: Go to college to become an R.N. and find someone special someday Activities and Awards: Drama Club 2. 4; F.H.A. 1; French Club 2-3; May Fete 1-4; Nurse Assistant 4; Frosh-Cheerleading 1 129 leon mcintyre ron McPherson Barbara jean martin Nicknames: Barb. Berb, Barbie Future Plans: Move to Tennessee, go to Volunteer State Community College majoring in the secretarial field Activities and Awards: Drama Club 2-4; F.H.A. 1; Band 1-4; May Fete 1-4 CHARLES ANDREW MATTLINGLY Nicknames: Andy. Drew. Jackson Future Plans: Acquire a great wealth after graduating from the U of I. become a Grand Knight of the Red-eye Knights and always have a Zug-Zug Activities and Awards: Key Club 1-2; National Honor Soc. 3-4; Let-terman’s C'ub 2-4; F.F.A. I'4 Jr Secretary; Football 1-4. Frosh-Soph 1. 2. Varsity 2-4; Boys Basketball Frosh-Soph 1-2 MICHAEL DARRIN MILLER Nicknames: Wee-Wee. Gigi. Stick Milner Future Plans: To be present at Chowfest II. buy the Pinto back! Go to technical school Activities and Awards: Honor Roll 1 RANDAL HARLAN MINGE Nicknames: Ran. Mangee Future Plans: To meet that special someone and make a million dollars Activities and Awards: Wrestling 1; Track 1; Media Aide 3; Junior Achievement 1. 2; Spanish Club 4; Leo Club 3; F.F.A. 2; Tiger Relays Aide 1.2 VELD A L YNN MA THENY Future Plans: to go to Eastern Illinois University and major in accounting. to become a C.P. A. and hopefully someday own my own accounting firm Activities and Awards: Spanish Club 4; F.H.A 2; National Honor Society 1-2; May Fete 1-4; Honor Roll 1-4 ROBERT ARLAN MINGE Nicknames: Ming. Ram Future Plans: Attend College, become a millionaire, and always be happy Activities and Awards: Drama Club 2; Spanish Club 3. 4; Media Aide 3; Tiger Tales 2. 3. 4. Editor; Leo Club 3; Tiger Relays 1. 2. Junior Achievement 1. 2 130 ALAN LEE MINNICK Nicknames: Al. Stew. Alvin. Sam Future Plans: To become a millionaire, live in the mountains of northern California with my wife, and a live-in Activities and Awards: Spanish Club 3. 4; Letterman’s Club 3. 4; Football 3. 4. Varsity; Track 3; Intramurals 3; Class Officer. Vice President 1 DANIEL JA Y NEIBARGER Nicknames: Bugdope. Face Future Plans: To become a millionaire, farmer, and to live a wonderful life Activities and Awards: F.F.A. 1-4. Jr. Parliamentarian. Farm Manager JOSEPH MICHEAL MORRISEY Nicknames: Joe. Indiana Joe. Bazooka Future Plans: To go to college, become a coach, and take over coaching for Bobby Knight at Indiana University Activities and Awards: Key Club 1. 2; Spanish Club 1. 2; Letterman’s Club 1-4; F.F.A. 1-4; Baseball 4; Crosscountry 1-4; Basketball 1-4 LORI ANN MURPHY Nicknames: Murph. Crash Future Plans: To go to college, become an Executive Secretary, and to marry that special guy Activities and Awards: Drill Team 4; Spanish Club 2; F.H.A 2. Recreation; May Fete 1-4; Business Aide GARY NEBERGALL Nickname: Fuzz Future Plans: Attend the University of Illinois and major in Agriculture Activities and Awards: Key Club 1. 2; Winter Carnival Court 4; Letter-man’s Club 3. 4; F.F.A. 1. 2. 3. 4. Jr. vice-president; Football 3. 4. Varsity 2 years; Cross Country 1; Boys Basketball 1. Frosh-Soph 1 year; Intramurals 3; Honor Roll 1. 2 L YNNE RENEE NEWLIN Future Plans: Own my own business and always be involved with horses Activities and Awards: Spanish Club 2. 3. 4; Media Aide 2. 3. 4; National Honor Society 1. 2; Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; May Fete 1. 2. 3. 4; Honor Roll 1. 2. 3.4 SCOTT DOUGLAS NEWLIN Future Plans: To be present at Chowfest II. help Miller buy back the Pinto, buy Kempers Farm, be with Stinky next time he jumps the tracks, keep in touch with my friends CHERYL ANNE OCONNOR Nicknames: ’0, Cecil Ann, Dewey’’ Future Plans: To have a successful career, choose the right path, be happy whatever the situation and to find that someone to share my life and love with Activities and Awards: Spanish Club 2. 3. 4. vice-president 4; Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; May Fete 1. 2. 3. 4; Homecoming Queen 4. Wrestling 2. 3 — statistician; Cross Country 3; Track 1, 2. 3. 4; Powder Puff 1. 2. 3. 4; Honor Roll 2. 4; Tiger Relay Court 2. 3 131 EDWARD PATRICK ORMISTON Nicknames: Ed. Barbwire Future Plans: Attend college, live comfortably Activities and Awards: Key Club 1; Letterman’s Club 1. 2. 3. 4; F.F.A. 1-4; Football, varsity 3-4; Cross Country 1-2; Track 1-4; Boys Basketball 1-4, Frosh-Soph 1-2, JV 2. Varisty 3-4; Honor Roll 2-3 DORIS MARLENE OVERTON Activities and Awards: F.H.A. 1. 2 APRIL DAWN PENDLEY Nicknames: AAA. Tazzy. Pamela BRENDA LEA PERRY Future Plans: To graduate from Lincoln Christian College, to establish myself as a missionary, and to become wealthy without having any money Activities and Awards: Latin Club 3-4. vice-president; Spanish Club 2; F.H.A. 1-2; National Honor Society 1-2; Tiger Tales 2-4. editor-in-chief; May Fete 1-4; Junior Achievement, vice-president of finance; Who's Who Among American High School Students LORI ANN PERRY Nicknames: LLL. Pamela. GC. BH Activities and Awards: F.H.A. 1; Chorus 4; May Fete 1; Nurse Assistant 2 CARL POTTER JAMES DARREN REED Nicknames: Rowdy Future Plans: To be present at Chow Fest u2, to attend B.U.. go across the Baja in my 4x4. and blow up P.H.S. Activities and Awards Letter-man’s Club 3; Football 1. 3; Track 2; Basketball 1-4 JAMIE YVONNE REED Future Plans: After I graduate. I plan to attend college and spend the rest of my life with that special someone Activities and Awards: Latin Club 1-4; May Fete 1-4; Tennis 1-3, JV; Powder Puff 2. 4. Honor Roll 1. 4. Who’s Who Among American High School Students 132 GALE EUGENE RINESMITH Nicknames: Elvis Presley. Larry Bird. Ozzie Smith. Rhino. Gaylord Future Plans: To play for the Boston Celtics or the St. Louis Cardinals, to be what I want to be. live a normal and happy life and to marry E. L. Activities and Awards: Boys Basketball 1 THERESA ROBINSON Nicknames: Terri. Ter. Tee Cee Future Plans: Go to college and have fun Activities and Awards: May Fete 2-4 RONALD N. RINESMITH Nicknames: Rhino. A. J.f Big Red Future Plans: To become rich and own my own town, and call it Rhinoville Activities and Awards: Football 3-4. Varsity; Boys Basketball 3-4. Varsity DARIN BRADLEY RITTER Nicknames: Frit. Critter Future Plans: Graduate from Rose Hulman and become a successful engineer Activities and Awards: National Honor Society 1. 2; Art Club 1; Honor Roll 1-3; Illinois State Scholar CARL ROLLER Nicknames: Rolaids Future Plans: Graduate and leave this one horse town, hit the road and find my future BRENT PATRICK ROONEY Nicknames: Spook. Wave. B. R.. Roon Future Plans: I plan on going to Illinois College and major in Business or History and hopefully find a great job so I can make lots of money Activities and Awards: Key Club 1. 2. 3; Letterman’s Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Cross Country 1. 2. 3. 4. Track 1. 2. 3. 4; Boys Basketball Frosh-Soph 1. 2. J.V. 2. 3. Varsity 3. 4; Most Improved Track 3; Cross Country Trophies 2 BRIAN LYNN ROBERTSON Nicknames: Bn Future Plans: To marry Dee Butcher and own a red Ferrari Activities and Awards: Tennis 3 DARYN MICHAEL ROTHENBERGER Nicknames: Rotten Future Plans: Move to the Caribbean and live in a different glass house with my initials Activities and Awards: Band 1-4; Jazz Band 1-4; Football 1. 2; Intramurals 1. 2 133 STEPHANIE LIN DA VID SCOTT SCHNEIDER Nicknames: Shorty. Munchkin, Little One Future Plans: I plan to graduate from U of I and be successful and happy as the president of my own corporation Activities and Awards: Brass Choir 1-4; Latin Club 1-4; National Honor Society 1. 2; Band 1-4. Secretary. Treasurer; Letterman’s Club 2; Jazz Band 3. 4; May Fete 2. 4; Girls Basketball Varsity; Powder Puff 1. 2; Honor Roll 1-4; Class Officer. Treasurer 1-4; Sub Debs; Free Throw Award 1981-1982 TERESA ANN SEXTON Nicknames: Snoopy Future Plans: To marry David Switer 9 15 84 and live a long and happy life together Activities and Awards: Spanish Club 2; F.H.A. 1; May Fete 1. 2. 3. 4 THOMAS R. SHACKELFORD Nicknames: Shack Future Plans: Attend the U of I and become an Orthopedic Surgeon Activities and Awards: Key Club 1. 2; National Honor Society 1. 2; Letterman’s 1. 2. 3, 4; Tennis 2, 3. 4 Varsity; Football Frosh-Soph 1. Varsity 3. 4; Boys Basketball Frosh-Soph 1-4. JV 3; Honor Ron 1-4; JETS Team; Illinois State Scholar; Methodist Good Sportsmanship Award for Football VIRGINIA LEE SILVERMAN Nicknames: Ginny. Slivers. H202. Bones Future Plans: To struggle through the U of I. become a veterinarian and gross $100,000 a year by being the vet of the stars Activities and Awards: Drama Club 1-4; Media Aide 4; French Club 2-4; May Fete 1-4; Powder Puff 3-4; Honor Roll 1. 3. 4; Junior Achievement 1; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4 TONY LEE SLY Nicknames: Bones. Permy Future Plans: Save a million as a community broker and investor, raise a family, let my kids have a better life than I have, leave all my money to my kids and my mom and dad Awards and Activities: FFA 1-3 ROBERT J. SMITHSON JR. Nicknames: Plum. Wob, Bob. Roberto Future Plans Go to school down south with my friends and my sunshine Awards and Activities: Key Club 2. 3. 4, vice-president, treasurer; Brass Choir 1. 2. 3. 4. Band 1. 2. 3. 4. activity director, president; Jazz Band 2. 3. 4; Prom Committee 3; Pit Orchestra 2. 3. 4; Band Service Award; Who’s Who Among American High School Students KIMBERLY MAE SOBERG Nicknames: Kim. Kimmy Mae. EV. Sweetums Future Plans: To eventually go to college, to someday marry that very special guy in my life. Gary Awards and Activities: FHA. secretary; Arena 2; FFA 2. 3; May Fete 3 134 KIMBERLY ANN STEWART Nicknames Stew. Claude. Meat. Ruby Future Plans: To lounge on a tropical island with a harem of men waiting on me every minute Activities and Awards: Key Club 4; Brass Choir 1-4; F.H.A. 1; Media Aide 4. Letterman's Club 3; Band 1-4; Jazz Band 4; French Club 2-4; Art Club 3; May Fete 1-4; Girls Basketball Cheerleader 3; Powder Puff 1-4; Orchestra; Pep Band 1-4; Hangar Board 1. 2 LAURA STROW Activities and Awards: F.H.A. 1-4. President LADONNA L YNN ALLEN STRICKLAND STRADER Nicknames: Spc. Shug. Strade Future Plans: Move to Colorado, keep on collecting quarters.” and always STAY GOLD Activities and Awards: Drama Club 3; F.H.A. 1. 2. 3; Chorus 2. 3. 4. Art Club 2; May Fete 1-4; Office Occupational Training (OOT) 4 GLENN R. STROW Nickname: Boober Activities and Awards: F.F.A. 2. 3; Golf 3; Honor Roll 4 JENNIFER L. SWANSON Nickname: Jenni. Mrs B Future Plans To become Mrs. Richard W Branson on July 14. 1984 and go to Lincoln College Activities and Awards: Drama Club 3; Chorus 1-4; May Fete 1-4; Nurse Assistant 4; Track 1-4; Honor Roll 1-4 MELINDA K. SWEET Nickname: Mindy. Stevie. Squirrel Future Plans: To get my M.D.. buy Russia and convert it into an amusement with myself as the chief attraction Activities and Awards Key Club 4; Drama Club 3. 4; Latin Club 2. 3; National Honor Society 3. 4; May Fete 3. 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students; Illinois State Scholar; JETS Transferred From: Paris Christian School SANDRA ROSE TAYLOR Nicknames: Sandy. R. D. Future Plans: Go to college at Indiana Business College, marry Rick in July 1985. and live life to the fullest Activities and Awards: F.H.A. 2. Treasurer; May Fete 2; Powder Puff 2.4 135 JULIE DIANE THEIRL Nicknames: Jubie. J. T . Munchkin Future Plans: Graduate from ISU. move to the Caribbean, drive a black Porsche and always remember that whatever is meant to be will be Activities and Awards: Drill Team 3; Latin Club 1. 2; May Fete 1-4; Prom Committee 3; Tennis 1-3; Powder Puff 1. 2. 4; Homecoming Court 1 LISA ANN THOMPSON Nicknames: Weezy Future Plans: To attend college and major in some aspect of agriculture Activities and Awards: F.H.A. 2. 3; Media Aide 4; F.F.A. 2-4. Secretary; Honor Roll 2, 3; Illinois State Farmer JERRY TIMMERMAN ELISABETH ANN TRACHT Nicknames: Liz. Lizzy. Lizard Future Plans: To own a private nursery school and kindergarten, move to England, and marry a prince Activities and Awards: Drama Club 1-4. Treasurer; Key Club 4; Spanish Club 1-3; National Honor Society 1. 2; Arena 3. 4. Editor; Band 1; May Fete 1. 3. 4; Powder Puff 2; Girls’ State; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Honor Roll 1-4 LORI BETH TUCKER Future Plans: Attend college and hopefully graduate, face life one day at a time, and be happy Activities and Awards: Arena 4; French Club 1-3; May Fete 2-4; Cheerleading 1; Who’s Who Among American High School Students VONDA DENISE ABERNATHY Nickname: M L.. Sweetums Future Plans: To take each day as it comes, to live my life to the fullest and to be forever happy with Bobby Abernathy Activities and Awards: Bible Club 1-4; F.H.A. 2. 3. 4; Band 1-4. president; May Fete 1; Honor Roll 1-4 LESLIE ANN WACKERMAN Future Plans: To win Publisher’s Clearing House and move to Malibu Activities and Awards: National Honor Society 1. 2; May Fete 3; Honor Roll 1-4 JANICE RANEE WAGNER Nicknames: Jan-Jan Future Plans: To get married and live a long happy life with Mike and a little someone Activities and Awards: Drill Team 1; F.H.A. 2. President; May Fete 1 LISA ASHLEY KEVIN BOYER RANDY CHRISTIAN DAVID SWISHER CAROL COLTER DONNA DAILEY STEVE HORNBROOK PLIL WEBER Pictures Not Available FRANK INMAN WAYNE JARRETT PENNY JORDAN SHAWN KERRICK BUDDY KLEIN TAMMY McCOY CHRIS MARTIN CHUCK MILLIS RON STEPP 136 The Juniors — A Very Diverse Class The Class of 1985 has only one more year before the final decision — what are we going to do with the rest of our lives? — must be made. This year’s juniors are as diverse as other classes are. Some are athletic, some studious, some musical, some are artistic, some only exist. A few people in the junior class have distinguished themselves in really special ways. Loretta Ford and Maria Strow are full time students and full time wives. Stacy Smithson is a full time student and a professional musician. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS — Pam Martin — secretary, Gail Frost — treasurer. Eric Lawson — vice-president, Frank Reely — president. Not pictured is Mr Kirby — class sponsor. Abernathy, Gary Adams. Greg Adkins. Patty Alexander. Tony Archibald. Mike Arrasmith, Larry Ashby. Cherie Ashley, Lori Barnes. Joann Baroni. Denise Baugh. Barb Becker. Debra Bell. Darrel Berry, Darrel Black. Amy Bledsoe. Denise Boewe. Todd Bouslog. Garrett Branson. Sandy Buske. Chris Butcher, Kellie Butler. Stephen Butler. Theresa Campbell. Linda 137 Caveney. Alansa Chambers. Jeff Chappell. Greg Cheatham, Deanna Clark. Glenn Climer, Angie Clover. Jennifer Collier. James Conrad. Cris Coonce. Donald Craun, Bill Cunningham. Karla Czerwonky. Kim Daugherty. Dean Day. Chad Dennison. Melissa Dennison. Tammy Dugger. Janet Dunn. Brice Emrick. Marsha Felgenhauer. Carla Ford. Loretta Frazier. Rani Frost. Gail Gates. Brian Gilbert. Teri Good. Doug Groves. Jay Hahn. Stephen Hale. David Hale. Randy Hall. Michael Harbor. Robin Hardman. Thelma Harmon. Julie Harrison. Monica Haupt, Tony Hayes. Beth Henness. Jason Hensley. Jennifer 138 Herrington. Kris Hess. Delores Hollingsworth. Greg Hollis. Andrea Hornbrook. Ray Hout. Debra Hughs. Ruby Humphrey. Greg Hunt. Diane Hutchings. Arthur Jobst, Andy Kelly. Carl A junior English class gets guidance from Mrs. Badertscher Knight. Lori Lacy. Greg Larrance. Autumn Lawhead. Dee Lawson. Eric Lewis. Sheila Lowry. Michelle Ludington. Jennifer Lund. Stephanie McCain. Maria McCarty. Jennifer McDaniel. Robert McDaniel. Teresa McIntosh. Marianne Mansfield. Demarie Marlowe. Eric Martin. Pamela Maynard. LaTonya 139 Melton. Todd Miller. Tina Mitchell. Thad Moore. Angela Morgan. Eric Morrisey. Tim Myers. Scott Nail. Mike Niebarger. Angela Nicholson. Brenda Noel. Annette Ogle. Kelly Parks. Amy Parrise. David Payne. Bryan Petticrew. Tammy Phillippi, Tami Pits. Brent Poynter. Maryann Prouse. Ben Prouse. Thomas Quinn. Brian Randall. Brian Ray. Tina Redmon. Jeff Redmon. Ron Reeley. Frank Rinehart. Jamie Ruppel. Sharrie Salter, Cindy Sawlaw. Shanna Schenkel. Bradley Schodlatz. Mike Sexton. Lori Sherer. Bart Silverman. Rhonda Simmons. Cindy Simmons. Sandy Skinner. Cathy Smithson. Stacy 140 Synder. Carla Solomon. Kevin Stidham. Joe Scott. Matthew Strader. Samantha Sutton. Mitzi Switzer. Kathy Tague. Bobby Tatman. Andrea Taylor. Jeff Thompson. Brenda Thompson. David Twigg. Patrick Vice. Jeff Walls. Kelly Watkins. James Weston. Derek Whitington. Traci Whittemore. Cindy Wilhoit. Tommy Willoughby. Corey Wombles. Paul Young, Angie Hickman. Tammy Pictures Not Available Ballew. Bill Cable. Randy Cash. Rick Cassady. Dan Cravens. Cindy Davis. Penny Downey. Jeanette Gale. Scott Hall. Blair Lewis. Todd Metcalf. Rick Mills. Curtis Redmon. Robert Rigdon. Raymond Robinson. Robert Thurman. John Wilkens. Richard 141 Aiken. David Armstrong. Jonnie Arnold. MaryAnn Arrasmith. Glenda Asbury. Richard Ashby. Victoria Atienza. Dennis Baber. Charlotte Baker. Sheryl Barkley. Denise Baugh. Dennis Bayless. Montee Bear. Tammy Beauchamp. Kristal Beauchamp. Paula Belt. James Berry. Angie Billups. Tammy Black. Cindy Boren. Wayne Boyer. Tina Branson. Sheri Brecht. David Brinkley. Angela Buchanan. Barbara Budd. Penny Butcher. Dee Callaway. Keith Campbell. Ron Carter. Stacey Caveney. Dawn Cheatham. Ron Clark. Jeff Collier. Dennis Collier. Kathryn Cornwell. Caprice Cornwell. Marla Cravens. Allen Creedon. Stephania Crockett. Linda Czerwonky. Pam Darby. Deedra Sophs Start Year With Enthusiasm 142 Starting the year off right, the Sophomore Class made a good showing in the Homecoming festivities. Continuing their show of spirit, the sophomores participated with great enthusiasm in the Winter Carnival activities. The sophomores are highly active in many extra curricular activities. A good portion of the sophomores participate in the band, as well as in the numerous athletic programs. Not to slight academics, the sophomores maintain an extensive honor roll list. Unlike many other classes, the excitement of high school has not yet worn off for the Class of '86. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS — Terri Sweet, president; Carmen Westerfield, vice president; Jamie Englum. secretary; Kathy Collier, treasurer Daugherty, Brad Dawson, Kary Dennison. Tracy Devillez. Catrina Downs, Teresa Dulaney, Brenda Dyer, Jarrod Eldredge. Tami Elliott. Jonathan Englum. Jamie Erwin, Jennifer Eslinger. Mike Erdman, Cheryl Eveland, Amy Eveland. Robert Evinger. Brian Fancher, Chris Rnkbeiner. Dan Fox. Kerry Frey, Robert Gann, Bobbie Gardner, Karen Garwood. Rod Gher, Darrin Gordon. Denise Gosnell. Fred Graves, Connie Grimes. Debbie Hall. Don Hardy, Mark 143 Hurst. Melissa Hutchings. Kerry Hutchings. Michelle Jernigan. Paula Johnson. Scott Jorgenson. Tony Harris. Heather Heighton. Julia Hewitt. Tammi Holloway. Sandra Howell. Lisa Pictures Not Available Dan Arnold Elvis Ashley Randy Bramlett Crystal Chase Jeff Defy William Jones David Kesner Janice Knight Greg McPherson Mike Rush Carol Scales Kelly Shonk Darrin Simpson Scott Spencer DrewTosser Rosa Ventura Anita Waller Keller. Doug Kelly, Kim Kelly, Lorrie Kelly. Mike Keltz. Curtis Kennedy. Eddie Kerans. Paula Kirby. Cathy Knight. Janice Knight. Sarah Koutsoumpas, Julie Latshaw. Albert Lawson. Aaron Leeman. Allen Leeman. Roger Lewis. Lori Light. Ben Listner, Lonnie 144 Dennis Atienza contemplates school. Littleton, April Magers. Brian Miller, Dain Miller. Jody Morgan. Greg Morrisey. Kevin Morrisey. Kyna Morrisey. Pat Moss. Curtis McCarty. Mark McCoy. Charlene Mcdaniel. John Newlin. Sean Noel. Shawna O’Bryan. Philip Seaney. Kellie O’Connor. Pamela Orris. David Parker. David Pendley. Angela Phelps. Donna Pitts. Stacey Queary. Fred Quinn. Melissa Ray. Tami Reed. Matt Revell. Steve Rice. Keith Richardson. David Rigdon. Jerry Roberts. Brett Roberts. Pat Robinson. Candy Robinson. Lisa Robinson. Tonya Rush. Mike Russell. Lori Sanqunetti. Diana Scott. Denise Scott. Partricia 145 Setzer, Kim Shanks. Tracy Shear. Ron Simpson. Danny Spencer. Matthew Spencer. Rich Spitler, Scott Stanfield. Laura Stasiak. Barb Stevens. Chad Strow. Tony Stults, Kristi Sudduth. Judy Summers. Dawn Sweet. Terri Swinford. Richard Switzer. Amy Switzer. Tammy Syfert, Vicky Thiede. Heather Tinkham. Kermin Trine. Steven Trover. Michael Tucker. Robert Upchurch. Kathy Vandiver. Travis Vanhoutin, Lori Vaughn.Jason Wacaser, Lorra Wallace. Brian Wallace. Debra Watters. Jamie Weber, Julie Westerfield. Carmer Wheeler. Tim Williams. Donny Willis. Michelle Wilson. Renee Wilson. Richie Winkler. Helen Winningham. Britt Wiseman. Pat 146 Class of ’87 — New Kids on the Block Adams. Mike Anderson. Mark Atienza. Melinda Baber. Callie Bailey. David Bailey. Melissa Baumeyer. Tom Bee. Toni Bennett. Patti Bennett. Richard Berry. Annette Besherse. Terry Bess. Jennifer Black. Rebecca Blue. Jim Boewe, Judi Jo Boren. Rita Bousiog. Susan Bowen. Mike Bradford. Corey Brading. Stacey Bramlett. Jannie Brooks. Becky Brown. Patricia Brown. Phil Brown, Tracy Bruner. Danny Buchanan. John Budd. Christi Campbell. Tim Cerra. David Christian. Melissa Clark. Andy Clark. Greg Clover. Julie Comingore. Jim Craig. Amy Craig. Dale Craig. Steve Cravens. Tom Creech. Candi Creech. Scott 147 Culpepper. Jett Cusick, Samantha Daugherty. Bobby Davis. Robby Delashmit. Cory DeLong. Larry Dickenson. Denise Doris. Shelley Downey. Jeanna Drake. Cara DuCharme. Art Dyer. Carma Dyer. Cindy Eastham, Angie Englebright. Andrea Fitzgerald. Jack Fleming. Dawn Foley. J. C. Frazier. Jayne French. Tami Gann. Chad Gardener. Missy Garver, David Garver. Ernie Garver. Mike Geekie. Melissa Gill. Julie Goodman. Julie Goodwin. Kara Gore. Tracee Gose. Lisa Graham. Melody Griffin. Darin 148 Hall. Steve Hanks. Ann Harbor. Richard Hardman. Jackie Hardy. Lori Hartley. Dale Heelen. Mandy Henson. Angela Herrington. Kathie Hess. Brenda Hoeffken. Ann-Renee Hogan. Scott Hoke. Laurie Holloway. Jill Holly. Mark Hooker. Stephanie Humphrey. Linda Hutchings. Marla Hutchings. Michelle Huxford. Jim Inman. Scott Jaco. Barb Jarrett. Sheila Johnson. Lori Jones. Shelley Jones. Steve Kerekgyarto. Jim Knight. Sheri Kreck man. John Land. Brad Lankster. Jeanne Lewis. Steve Lewsader. Carolyn Lilley. Jackie Linnabary. Rickie McConchie. Carla 149 McCreary, John Marchant. Patty Marshall. Todd Martin. Chris Matheny. Jane Mattingly. Jean Mears. Bobbie Mercer. Jamie Metcalf. Lewis Metcalf. Sean Meyers. Tim Michaels. Chuck Miller. Jeff Mood. Scott Moore. Carol Moore. Darrell Morrisey. Lisa Myers. Crystal Newman. Paul Orris. Karen Papadokos. David Parrish. Annette Pine. Carol Poore. Allison Porter. Kris Potter. Steve Prouse. Emma Pustelniak. Kim Queary. Pam Quinn, Tonya Raley. Tobi Redman. Samantha Reel. Jill Remington. Fred Revell. Kim Rigdon, Crystal Rigdon. Helen Robertson. Stephanie Rodgers. Cory Rogers. Jimmy Roush. Jeff Rue. Becky Scott. Richard Seaney. Darlena Sexton. Bobbie Shain, Charles Shanks. Patricia Sherer. Joel 150 ft Teresa Downs and friend. Lisa Gose. Frosh Spend Year Getting Used to PHS, Upper Classmen, and Each Other Shonk. Amie Smithson. Chris Solomon. Steve Stewart. Karen Strader. Floyd Sutton. Bryce Swanson. Regina Taylor. Cory Taylor. Dottie Terrell. Teri Tessman. Amy Thomas. Charla Thomas. Shane Thompson. Sherrie Trine. Rita Trizzle. Carol Twigg. Barry Verden. Laura Vitale. Eno Vitale. Josephine Voelz. Edward Wagoner. Angela Walls. Brant Ward. Julie 151 Watson, Josh White. Amy Williamson. Robert Williamson. WNliam Wilson. Mike Winkler. Heidi Pictures Not Available Berry. Victor Cable. Carole Davis, Cherish DeWeese. Frank Furry, Brian Livingston, Ray Ogle. Leah Prouse. Donna Tosser, Michelle Vice. Allen FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS - Melinda Atienza — president, Teri Terrell — secretary, Judi Jo Boewe — vice-president. Bryce Sutton — treasurer Not pictured is Mr. Bruner, class sponsor. Being a freshman is an ordeal everyone must go through. The camaraderie that develops among the members of the freshman class greatly aids the adjustment process. This year's freshman class showed their prowess by winning every contest during Homecoming Week. They captured 1st place in both the float and class games competition. Many freshmen participated in school activities, which made them feel more like a Paris High student. Although each class is unique in itself, most of them have at least a few things in common. Most freshmen display a zealousness towards school that tends to wear off as the years go by. The 1983-84 freshman class was like many of the others before, in that their school spirit was abundant. Hopefully, they will keep that spirit afire all through their high school days. 152 You Know It’s the End of the Year When ... ... the calendar has very few days left on it ... students don’t wear shoes ... students clean out their lockers ... seniors try on caps ... 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